The Order of Melchizedek: Love, Willing Service, & Fulfillment

by Daniel Chesbro, James Erickson

The teachings of Melchizedek--a totally balanced, authoritative incarnation of Christ--on topics such as reincarnation, spiritual development, and free will, are presented in this manual that relates a positive approach to the current transitional stage of spiritual evolution. Contending that the unconditional love of God is bombarding the earth in an influx of neutrinos, this account provides a history of Melchizedek, who is a major influence in both the New and Old Testaments but is vastly understudied in most churches. Promoting a harmonious view of religion--where there is one God, understood and worshiped in a variety of different ways, each serving a purpose to those worshipping and to the overall understanding of spirituality--this testament to the Order is both down-to-earth and profound.

Genres: Nonfiction

176 pages, Paperback

First published October 1, 2010

Reviews

[Brad · Rating 4 out of 5]

Finished this book about a week ago. Wonderful text by Rev. Chesbro giving all pertinent history and information surrounding his non-denominational service oriented order. I myself am an ordained as a priest by Rev. Chesbro, so my review may be a bit biased. However, a wonderful book. However, Chesbro encourages people to think for themselves rather than simply believe what they are told without question. Check it out for yourself.

[Tara · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great book! Chesbro is knowledgeable and relatable. I loved the history and also the current world applications. I wish I would’ve found this book sooner, but then again, I know I found it right when I was supposed to. :) A must read for anyone wanting to learn more about the Law of One!

[J · Rating 5 out of 5]

Incredible book. Powerful & life altering. I only wish there had been more in some of the areas he covered. I was introduced to Don Chesbro by my metaphysical group.

[Colleen Kulikowski-Irwin · Rating 5 out of 5]

It is thought provoking and challenges many of the traditional views of religion. Excellent guide for those that are

[Tommy Batten · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book. My only regret is I was not ready to read it sooner.