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Salem

Ancient city ruled by Melchizedek — traditionally identified with Jerusalem

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The city of Melchizedek, the priest-king who blessed Abraham after his victory over the kings (Genesis 14:18). Psalm 76:2 identifies Salem with Zion/Jerusalem. The name means "peace."

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A Seat at the Right Hand

David writes about a mysterious figure — someone he calls "my Lord" — who receives an invitation to sit at God's right hand. What unfolds is a short, stunning psalm about a king who is also an eternal priest, and a promise that New Testament writers couldn't stop talking about.

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