1
In 'Mikha'el's Command concerning Malki-Tzedek', the tradition turns to Shem, Mikha'el, and Malki-Tzedek.
2
Malki-Tzedek is set apart for priestly service and accompanies the transfer of Adam's body to the sacred center identified by the received tradition.
3
Bread and wine are offered there, and Malki-Tzedek remains as guardian-priest after Shem returns.
4
This sequence binds Adamic memory, priesthood, and the later sacred geography of Yerushalayim.
5
Later Christian identifications are retained as a distinct reception layer.