According to Hebrews 7:24, 25, the priesthood of Christ is eternal and ______.

• A. Mortal
• B. unchangeable
• C. Temporary
• D. Mutable

Answer: (B)

The core idea being tested is the permanence and unchangeability of Christ’s priesthood. Hebrews 7:24-25 describes Jesus as a priest who holds his office forever because he lives forever, and because of that ongoing, unending intercession for believers. This shows His priesthood is not subject to death, decay, or change, but remains constant through time.

That’s why the best answer is unchangeable. If Christ’s priesthood is eternal and ongoing, it cannot be mortal, temporary, or mutable. Mortal would imply a priesthood that ends with death; temporary suggests a limited tenure; mutable means it can change. None of those fit an eternal, unchanging priesthood, whereas unchangeable captures the perpetual, steadfast nature described.