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Jun 15, 2026 44 min

The Better Priest-King

from Calvary Hill Sermons

In Hebrews 7:1-10, the writer introduces us to the mysterious figure of Melchizedek—not so that we would become fascinated with Melchizedek, but so that we would see the greatness of Jesus Christ more clearly. Melchizedek appears in Genesis as both king and priest, the king of righteousness and the king of peace. Hebrews shows us that he was a God-given shadow pointing forward to Jesus, our Better Priest-King. In this sermon, Pastor Neil Sandlin discusses how Jesus brings the righteousness we could never achieve, secures the peace we could never earn, and lives forever as our eternal High Priest who never stops interceding for His people. Melchizedek was the shadow. Jesus is the substance. Melchizedek was the portrait. Jesus is the reality. Melchizedek was the signpost. Jesus is the destination.

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