God Most High

In this powerful exploration of Genesis 14, we encounter the profound concept of God as 'El Elyon' - the Most High God. This first biblical mention of this divine title invites us to contemplate the supreme authority and ownership God has over all creation. Through the intriguing encounter between Abram, Melchizedek, and the king of Sodom, we're challenged to examine our own attitudes towards possessions, glory, and our relationship with the Almighty. Are we, like Abram, willing to reject worldly gain to preserve God's honor? This passage reminds us that everything we have is on loan from God, encouraging us to live as faithful stewards rather than owners. As we reflect on God's supremacy, we're called to realign our priorities, recognizing that true wealth lies not in earthly possessions, but in our relationship with the Most High.