The Order of Melchizedek - spoken word MP3 download

And the Work of the Sun Souls

Jesus Christ is described in the New Testament as being the High Priest of the Order of Melchizedek. Melchizedek is the first priest to be mentioned in the Bible. He is mysterious, being without father or mother, and without end of days. He is priest of God Most High and also King of Salem. In the esoteric tradition, he is connected with Manu, who trained the seven holy rishis in ancient India.

The work of the Order of Melchizedek has changed expression throughout history, but it has never changed purpose. The purpose is to enable this earth to become permeated with the substance of Christ, the sun spirit. Those souls who sojourned with Christ on the sun have the soul-strength to imbue themselves with his light and warmth and convey this to others. They have a unique task.
 
The Centre was established as a means of raising up the priesthood according to the Order of Melchizedek. It is a place where sun souls can gather to be trained, tested and empowered. This discourse is essential listening for all who wish to find out more about the unique task and purpose of The Centre and the Order of Melchizedek.

Keywords
Priesthood, Occult, Esoteric, Evolution, World history.

MP3 Details
Written and spoken by Rev Mario Schoenmaker in 1982.
Published by ICA Press, second edition 2009

Discourse: 1 hour 5 minutes

MP3 size: 59.6 MB at 128 kbps bit rate.

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