Saint John the 1st chapter and the 1st verse, notice, this is, "In the beginning." But, before, the Eternal! Notice, "In the beginning was the Word." When the time begin, it was Word. But before it was Word, it was attribute, a thought. Then it was expressed, "In the beginning was," the expression, "the Word." Now we’re getting where Melchisedec is. That’s this mysterious Person. “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” “And then the Word became flesh and dwelled among us.” Hold that there now, notice. His--His first being was Spirit, God, supernatural, all right, the great Eternal. Second, He begin to form Himself towards flesh, in a theophany, it's called "the Word; a body." This then is the state He was in when He met Abraham, was called Melchisedec. He was in the form of theophany. Now we'll get to that and prove it in a few minutes, the Lord willing. He was the Word. ~ 65-0221E WHO IS THIS MELCHISEDEC
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Paul tells us in Hebrews 7, this Melchisedec had no father or mother, no beginning of days or ending of life. It was God, Who formed Himself into Word to create. It was the eternal Spirit of God manifested in a form and this form became expressed in the Person of Jesus. The Father was in Jesus reconciling the world to Himself (II Cor 5:19). Now, we are the ambassadors because “At that day ye shall know that I am in my Father, and ye in me, and I in you.” (John 14:20) The Father in us IS the inner man.