Without father, without mother, without genealogy (απατωρ, αμητωρ, αγενεαλογητος). Alliteration like Ro 1:30, the first two old w…

Without father. The phrase without father (apatōr) means, literally, one who has no father, one who has lost his father,…

Without father, without mother, without descent.—The last words, “without descent” (or rather, without genealogy), throw …

Melchisedec just passed across the page; he has no predecessor, he has no successor. We see him in Scripture, and we know nothing of his descent, w…

The terms “without father” and “without mother” were often used for waifs of unknown parentage, for illegitimate children, for people who came from…

Without father, etc. I prefer this rendering to that of “unknown father,” for the Apostle meant to expre something more emphatic …

Without father, without mother, without descent
Which is to be understood not of his person, but of his priesthood; …

Melchizedek met Abraham when returning from the rescue of Lot. His name, “King of Righteousne ,” undoubtedly fitting for his character, marked him …

In Hebrews 5, the Apostle proved that Christ is a priest, but in Hebrews 6, he inserted certain points to prepare the minds of his hearers. Now he …