El Elyon
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El Elyon was the Most High God preached by Melchizedek (93:2.1,3) 93:3.2 93:4.2 (96:1.4,12) 142:3.4
The Egyptian king Akhenaten is the teacher who kept alive the doctrine of El Elyón, the One God, thus maintaining the philosophic monotheistic channel 95:5.2
In the Urantia Book
Kenites believed in El Elyon (96:1.12)
- Moses became convinced his people would never fully comprehend El Elyon. Therefore he deliberately determined upon the compromise adoption of their tribal god Yahweh 96:4.3
- Moses’ father-in-law was a Kenite worshiper of El Elyon, but the emancipator’s parents were believers in El Shaddai. 96:4.2
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Bible parallels
Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.
- El Elyon, the Most High 93:3.2 — Gn 14:18-20; Heb 7:1.
- Most High 93:3.2 — Gn 14:18-20,22; Ps 7:17; Ps 9:2; Ps 46:4; Ps 78:17,35,56; Ps 82:6; Ps 91:1,9; Ps 92:1,8; Is 14:14; Lam 3:35,38; Nm 24:16; Dn 3:26; Dn 4:2,17,24-25,32; Dn 4:32; Dn 5:18,21; Dn 7:18,22,25,27; Ho 7:16; Ho 11:7; Dt 32:8; Mk 5:7; Lk 8:28; Acts 7:48; Acts 16:17; Heb 7:1; Man 1:7; 2 Sam 22:14.
- Abram leaves Ur 142:3.4 — Gn 11:31.
- El Elyon, the Most High God 142:3.4 — Gn 14:18-22; Heb 7:1.
- Jesus to Egypt 95:5.2 — Mt 2:14.
Where it appears
El Elyon is linked in 11 paragraphs of the text.
What links here
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