To continue this, and what I mean by sacramental, when I say Jesus made Presbyters at the last supper.  When he said to all present, not just the Apostles, that they should take & eat of his sacrifice & all do this in memory of me, he is making all who take part willingly, all who are present into presbyters (or priests) & this is sacramental priesthood because the sacrifice of Holy Eucharist is necessary & the willingness of the disciples to take into their bodies-his sacrifice, do make this a sacred or sacramental priesthood.  We turned this sacrament into a more legalistic and clerical based priesthood later on and then made it into an exclusive men's club which it was never intended to become.  At least I see no basis for the sexism in what Christ put forth in any of the Gospels.  As Gospels were not written by Christ but written by Jewish converts who knew the importance of making sure the Apostles were known to have all been present to fulfill prophesy, they concentrated on this.