<TITLE>17. Par 147-154</TITLE>L-147 Look, there was one King came out to meet him, coming back, Melchisedec. Melchisedec, what was He? He had no father; He had no mother. He never was born; He never does die. Without father, without mother, without beginning of days or ending of life. (It wasn't the Son of God; because He had Father and mother, both was born and died, and rose again.) But this Man never had father nor mother; He's God. Certainly, It's the only Thing that is Eternal.
And He met Abraham after the battle was over, showing it to Abraham's Seed; after we go after our fallen brother, and the battle is over... What did Melchisedec serve? Wine and bread, the communion. Amen. When the battle is over, brother... Come back, bringing his lost brother back home again, restoring him back.
And when the battle was over, Melchisedec met him and give him the communion. Jesus said, "I'll not eat or drink the fruit of the vine no more until I eat it anew with you in My Father's Kingdom." Yes, sir.
Now, the battle was over, Abraham had come back, the 14th chapter; and the Victor met him, when he was coming in with the Victor.

L-149 Genesis 15 now, before we close, 'cause it's closing time now. Listen at one more thing before we go. And I'll have to take this up tomorrow night again, 'cause I just haven't got to my subject, I get to my place yet on Jehovah-Jireh. I want to get it down there, if the Lord willing.
Now, on the 15th chapter I got here that a covenant was confirmed to Abraham, the confirmation of the covenant. In other words, it's when God oathed, and when God made the promise and confirmed the promise to Abraham. In the 15th chapter we find out at the confirmation of the oath that God said.
Abraham said to God, "The heir of my house is still this Eliezer of Damascus."
And He said to him, "But that is not your heir, for it's one from your own bowels is your heir." And He promised him.
Said, "How will I know this?"

L-154 Oh, now, brethren, here's something that'll wake you up! Watch Him. He said, "Go get Me a she goat of three years old, a she heifer, three years old, and a ram of three years old." And Abraham took them, and two turtledove--a turtledove and a pigeon.
Now, the turtledove and pigeon has a representation; these three-year-old animals, and there was three of them. Now, He's going to make the covenant, confirm the covenant. Now, listen close; don't miss it. And then we'll pick up tomorrow night when He meets him here again, the Lord willing. Watch.
Now, He said, "Take Me a--a heifer of three years old, a she goat of three years old, and a ram of three years old, a pigeon, and a turtledove."
And Abraham went and got the animals, and he cut them in half and laid them, piece to piece; but the turtledove and dove, he did not separate the turtledove and pigeon. Turtledove and pigeon is the same family. So that represented Divine healing, which in both covenants it's by faith (See?), that they're healed; just one to the other, other one. If the old covenant had Divine healing in it, how much more has this one got. See, if the old sacrifice had healing, what about this one which is much better. See?


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