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I would think that inorder for Melchizedek to be the first one to teach of the creator, he would have to be the first hueman on the face of the earth.
I have read several writings about Melchizedek as well. Nearly all have no concrete sources from which they got their info. That does not mean he did not exist historically.
To I, Melchizedek falls in line with the allegory of the KRST.
Bless up
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