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When Paul reveals a mystery, he teaches doctrine discerned from the mystery. He has Old Testament sources for his teaching. Can you think of people in the OT who did not die? When we think literally, Enoch comes to mind. <ref>{{bgw| Ge 5:24 }} And Enoch walked with God: and he [was] not; for God took him.</ref> | When Paul reveals a mystery, he teaches doctrine discerned from the mystery. He has Old Testament sources for his teaching. Can you think of people in the OT who did not die? When we think literally, Enoch comes to mind. <ref>{{bgw| Ge 5:24 }} And Enoch walked with God: and he [was] not; for God took him.</ref> | ||
If we form a doctrine on one verse, we violate the rules for interpretation. <ref>[[Rule - Rigorous ]]<ref> We turn to the mystery, to see if Paul's source is there. | If we form a doctrine on one verse, we violate the rules for interpretation. <ref>[[Rule - Rigorous ]]</ref> We turn to the mystery, to see if Paul's source is there. | ||
Paul chides the Hebrews for being children and eating or learning the most simple things. As he starts to teach the 'meat' of the gospel, he dives into the mystery concerning Melchisadek. <ref>{{bgw| He 5-7 }} <ref> | Paul chides the Hebrews for being children and eating or learning the most simple things. As he starts to teach the 'meat' of the gospel, he dives into the mystery concerning Melchisadek. <ref>{{bgw| He 5-7 }} <ref> | ||
