is not for this world. We are making the model of the heavenly Banquet Hall that we shall see in the spiritual world.
There was a reason why David mentioned Melchizedek, who was a priest. The priests in Israel had been descendents only from the family of Levi. Since Aaron, the brother of Moses, became the first priest of Israel, all priests had been from the family of Aaron. But the author of Hebrews spoke of the necessity of another priest. Christ was born as a descendent of the family of Judah.
The priests in the order of Melchizedek are not the priests in the order of Aaron but in the order of the Lord Jesus. Jesus, who went into the Most Holy Place before us, has entered on our behalf (Heb. 6:19-20). Jesus gave martyrs fine linen when he met them under the altar (Rev. 6:11). Fine linen represents the righteous acts of the saints during their lives in this world (Rev. 19:8). Fine linen is the holy clothes for those who are in the order of Melchizedek to wear in the spiritual world.
The armies of heaven would be following Jesus, riding on white horses and dressed in fine linen, white and clean (Rev.