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Korah Levite who Rebelled Against Moses
About Korah
Korah was a Levite who led a rebellion against Moses and Aaron in the wilderness. Along with Dathan, Abiram, and 250 leaders, he challenged Moses' authority. God judged the rebellion by having the earth swallow Korah and his followers as a warning against presumptuous leadership.
Events in the life of Korah
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Korah's Character Traits
Korah's Life Timeline
Levite Statusc. 1446 BC
Korah is a Levite of the clan of Kohath, with tabernacle duties.
NUM 16:1, EXO 6:21
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Spiritual Lessons from Korah
Spiritual Ambition Gone Wrong
Korah wanted more than the privileged role God gave him. Being a Levite wasn't enough - he wanted the priesthood too. His 'spiritual' argument ('all Israel is holy') masked personal ambition. Coveting another's calling brings destruction.
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