Some Catholics believe that Saint Paul saw Judaism as the type or figure of Christianity: "Now all these things happened to Jews in figure..." In the Old Law, attributes to the High Priest the highest jurisdiction in religious matters. Therefore, it is argued, logic suggests that a supreme head would be necessary in the Christian Church, though the relevance of Biblical law in Christianity is still disputed; see also New Covenant and New Commandment. Furthermore, it is typically the local bishop who is considered the high priest of his flock, rather than the pope alone.