I.
A study of Melchisedec and his order of priesthood sets in sharp relief the deficient nature of the
Levitical priesthood which was set aside in favor of a better priesthood for a better testament. HEB 7:21-22.
A.
In the book of Hebrews, Paul presents a powerful argument that would help the Hebrew
Christians come to grips with the fact that the traditional priesthood of their nation (the
Levitical priesthood) was set aside.
B.
The Levites' priesthood was appointed of God; it was according to a commandment.
C.