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Following this, Abraham—fully in the role of a military leader—armed 318 of his own “trained servants” and joined other chieftains in the land to defeat a powerful coalition of kings and rescue Lot, who had been captured. Returning from this victory, Abraham was blessed by [[Melchizedek]], king of Salem (Jerusalem) and priest of the most high God (El Elyon), who “brought forth bread and wine” and to whom Abraham gave a [[tithe]] (tenth) of the spoils. Abraham returned all the captives and goods that had been plundered to the King of Sodom and refused the king’s offer to partake of the goods himself.<ref>Gen. 14:14–24.</ref>

Tras eso, Abraham -llenando plenamente su papel de líder militar- armó a 318 de sus propios “criados entrenados” y se unió a otros caudillos del país para vencer a la poderosa coalición de reyes y rescatar a Lot, que había sido capturado. De regreso de esta victoria, Abraham fue bendecido por Melquisedec, rey de Salem ( Jerusalén) y sacerdote de Dios el Altísimo (El Elyon), quien “sacó pan y vino” y a quien Abraham dio el diezmo (la décima parte del botín). Abraham regresó a todos los cautivos y los bienes que habían sido saqueados al rey de Sodoma y rechazó la oferta del rey de participar de los bienes^[1].

↑ Gen. 14:14–24.

[1] Gen. 14:14–24.

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