Using Chapters 7-10 of the Epistle to the Hebrews, compare the priesthood of Aaron (on the righ the priesthood of Christ (on the left). 1. received tithes 2. Christ never dies so he is our permanent high priest 3. offered himself as a sacrifice 4. one sacrifice 5. temple made without hands 6. new covenant-grace 7. is perfect so his sacrifice was perfect 8. priesthood not based on ancestry 9. after Christ's sacrifice all believers can enter Holy of Holies square only high priest could enter Holy of Holles square priest dies so he must be replaced square animal sacrifices square continual socrifice square priesthood based on ancestry square is sinful so he must sacrifice for his sin as well square physical temple square old covenant-law square paid tithes

To compare the priesthood of Aaron and the priesthood of Christ using Chapters 7-10 of the Epistle to the Hebrews, we can categorize the characteristics as follows:<br /><br />### Priesthood of Aaron<br />1. Only high priest could enter Holy of Holies<br />2. Priest dies so he must be replaced<br />3. Animal sacrifices<br />4. Continual sacrifice<br />5. Priesthood based on ancestry<br />6. Is sinful so he must sacrifice for his sin as well<br />7. Physical temple<br />8. Old covenant-law<br />9. Paid tithes<br /><br />### Priesthood of Christ<br />1. Received tithes<br />2. Christ never dies so he is our permanent high priest<br />3. Offered himself as a sacrifice<br />4. One sacrifice<br />5. Temple made without hands<br />6. New covenant-grace<br />7. Is perfect so his sacrifice was perfect<br />8. Priesthood not based on ancestry<br />9. After Christ's sacrifice all believers can enter Holy of Holies<br /><br />This comparison highlights the differences between the temporary and imperfect nature of the Aaronic priesthood and the eternal and perfect nature of Christ's priesthood.