[HOUSE OF THE RISING SON] PART FIVE
THE SOUND...
http://youtu.be/7iCxjXZOYsU
Ishmael walks into the room and sees nothing...
All of a sudden a figure appears.
It is not the way that the figure appears that startles Ishmael but the matter.
The man seems to materialize from the wall.
From where he comes there is no door.
As the man walks towards Ismael he seems to almost float, he is so graceful.
He wears a black shirt and black slacks and his hair is in dreadlocks that are thick as a mans wrist.
He walks up to Ishmael and extends his hand, as Ishmael takes it there is a controlled transfer of information and Ishmael sees the man standing in various places and rooms such as this one with various African descendants.
The man withdraws his hand and says "I am Melchizedek, the high priest.
Ishmael knows that he speaks truth.
The man looks at him and in his eyes there is knowledge, wisdom and pain.
He looks to be about 50, but there is youth in him as well.
Ishmael is astounded... this man looks pretty well for someone who spoke to Abraham and again to the one that the Christians call Jesus.
Melchizedek looks at the young man and says "Show me the things you can do."
It is not a question.
Ishmael knows that there are objects around the room, in the shadows and he lifts them with his mind and brings them to the center of the room.
They are balls, basketballs to be precise and Ishmael even in the middle of this test is amused by the irony and he makes the balls bounce a few moments before he stops.
He leaves the balls suspended in the air as he turns to Melchizedek and says "What else would you like to see?"
Melchizedek smiles as he thinks, This one is witty.
Show me everything.
Ishmael says "There are things that I cannot show you in this room."
He takes Melchizedek's hand and suddenly they stand on a plain where a herd of wildebeest graze, this is no transfer, they have actually transported and Melchizedek looks at Ishmael as he takes off running.
He runs towards the lions that lounge at the edge of the herd and suddenly everything is motion as all the animals, the lions and the wildebeest start to run.
For a second Ishmael is lost to Melchizedek's sight in the dust, the melee.
He reappears and he rides a wildebeest, the lions run at the side of the wildebeest before it turns and comes Melchizedek's way.
All the animals follow suit and just as it seems they are about to run him over they stop.
The wildebeest kneels as Ismael steps down and all the animals sit as if they are waiting for him to speak.
He walks up to Melchizedek and says "Is this enough?"
Melchizedek looks at him and says "You are the spark."
Ishmael is confused.
"What is spark?"
"Spark is what man came from, it is something that happened during creation.
Time has no meaning for spark, I myself am spark yet my abilities are nothing compared to yours.
I have lived for thousands of years yet I can do only one of the things that you just did.
You did them all as effortlessly as waking.
Spark is passed along and no one knows when it will manifest yet when it does there is sure to be great change.
Look at the stories that you know from the bible and the scrolls, from the various cultures. The stories of Moses and of Noah.
The story of David and Solomon, David was the only man who ever passed the spark for two more generations.
You my son are spark and as such you will always be under attack from those who seek to enslave man.
You will be tested time and time again.
Pray and stay strong my son for your guide shall come soon, what he does may seem strange to you but you must not question what he does.
Be blessed my son.
Melchizedek takes something from his pocket and he opens it and pours some in his hand and rubs some in Ishmael's hair.
Be blessed for the battle comes.
TO BE CONTINUED
Hebrews 7:1-28
Note: remember that this was written by Paul so the reference to Jesus as the son of god was written by him. It is not what Jesus or Allah said.
JERALD HAMZAHFARUQ MURPHY
THE SOUND...
http://youtu.be/7iCxjXZOYsU
Ishmael walks into the room and sees nothing...
All of a sudden a figure appears.
It is not the way that the figure appears that startles Ishmael but the matter.
The man seems to materialize from the wall.
From where he comes there is no door.
As the man walks towards Ismael he seems to almost float, he is so graceful.
He wears a black shirt and black slacks and his hair is in dreadlocks that are thick as a mans wrist.
He walks up to Ishmael and extends his hand, as Ishmael takes it there is a controlled transfer of information and Ishmael sees the man standing in various places and rooms such as this one with various African descendants.
The man withdraws his hand and says "I am Melchizedek, the high priest.
Ishmael knows that he speaks truth.
The man looks at him and in his eyes there is knowledge, wisdom and pain.
He looks to be about 50, but there is youth in him as well.
Ishmael is astounded... this man looks pretty well for someone who spoke to Abraham and again to the one that the Christians call Jesus.
Melchizedek looks at the young man and says "Show me the things you can do."
It is not a question.
Ishmael knows that there are objects around the room, in the shadows and he lifts them with his mind and brings them to the center of the room.
They are balls, basketballs to be precise and Ishmael even in the middle of this test is amused by the irony and he makes the balls bounce a few moments before he stops.
He leaves the balls suspended in the air as he turns to Melchizedek and says "What else would you like to see?"
Melchizedek smiles as he thinks, This one is witty.
Show me everything.
Ishmael says "There are things that I cannot show you in this room."
He takes Melchizedek's hand and suddenly they stand on a plain where a herd of wildebeest graze, this is no transfer, they have actually transported and Melchizedek looks at Ishmael as he takes off running.
He runs towards the lions that lounge at the edge of the herd and suddenly everything is motion as all the animals, the lions and the wildebeest start to run.
For a second Ishmael is lost to Melchizedek's sight in the dust, the melee.
He reappears and he rides a wildebeest, the lions run at the side of the wildebeest before it turns and comes Melchizedek's way.
All the animals follow suit and just as it seems they are about to run him over they stop.
The wildebeest kneels as Ismael steps down and all the animals sit as if they are waiting for him to speak.
He walks up to Melchizedek and says "Is this enough?"
Melchizedek looks at him and says "You are the spark."
Ishmael is confused.
"What is spark?"
"Spark is what man came from, it is something that happened during creation.
Time has no meaning for spark, I myself am spark yet my abilities are nothing compared to yours.
I have lived for thousands of years yet I can do only one of the things that you just did.
You did them all as effortlessly as waking.
Spark is passed along and no one knows when it will manifest yet when it does there is sure to be great change.
Look at the stories that you know from the bible and the scrolls, from the various cultures. The stories of Moses and of Noah.
The story of David and Solomon, David was the only man who ever passed the spark for two more generations.
You my son are spark and as such you will always be under attack from those who seek to enslave man.
You will be tested time and time again.
Pray and stay strong my son for your guide shall come soon, what he does may seem strange to you but you must not question what he does.
Be blessed my son.
Melchizedek takes something from his pocket and he opens it and pours some in his hand and rubs some in Ishmael's hair.
Be blessed for the battle comes.
TO BE CONTINUED
Genesis 14:18-20
And Melchizedek king of Salem brought out bread and wine. (He was priest of God Most High.) And he blessed him and said, “Blessed be Abram by God Most High, Possessor of heaven and earth; and blessed be God Most High, who has delivered your enemies into your hand!” And Abram gave him a tenth of everything.
Hebrews 7:1-28
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For this Melchizedek, king of Salem, priest of the Most High God, met Abraham returning from the slaughter of the kings and blessed him, and to him Abraham apportioned a tenth part of everything. He is first, by translation of his name, king of righteousness, and then he is also king of Salem, that is, king of peace. He is without father or mother or genealogy, having neither beginning of days nor end of life, but resembling the Son of God he continues a priest forever. See how great this man was to whom Abraham the patriarch gave a tenth of the spoils! And those descendants of Levi who receive the priestly office have a commandment in the law to take tithes from the people, that is, from their brothers, though these also are descended from Abraham. ...
JERALD HAMZAHFARUQ MURPHY
