Christ's priesthood is superior to the Aaronic priesthood for the following reasons:
Aaronic priests made nothing perfect, yet all things are made perfect in Christ.
Priests after the order of Aaron die; but Christ is eternal.
Christ made an eternal covenant that takes away sins.
Christ's priesthood was ordained of God.
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