In the opinion of most commentators, Melchizedek's being "without beginning of days and end of life" probably means that he was . . .
A) an angelic being.
B) an eternal, divine being.
C) a human being without genealogical record in the Old Testament.
D) a human being miraculously born and translated without dying.

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Melchizedek's description as "without beginning of days and end of life" is generally interpreted to mean that there is no genealogical record of his birth or death in the Old Testament, emphasizing his unique status and the mystery surrounding him, rather than implying he was non-human or possessed eternal life.

In the Opinion of Most Commentators, Melchizedek's Being "Without Beginning