Aaronites

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The Aaronites were a priestly clan in ancient Israel, descended from Aaron and responsible for performing sacred rituals and temple service.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Israelite priesthood
biblical group
priestly clan
centralSanctuary Tabernacle
Jewish Temple
surface form: Temple in Jerusalem
countryOfOrigin Ancient Israel
surface form: ancient Israel
didNotReceive territorial tribal allotment
ethnicGroup Israelites
exclusiveRight entering the Holy Place
offering sacrifices on the altar
performing the priestly blessing
wearing priestly garments
hasAncestor Aaron
Levi
inheritanceRule priestly office passed through male line
language Hebrew
surface form: Biblical Hebrew
legalStatus hereditary priesthood
mentionedIn Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible
namedAfter Aaron
receivedPortion portions of sacrifices
tithes from the people
religion Judaism
ancient Israelite religion
religiousFunction guarding ritual purity
mediating between God and Israel
performing atonement rituals
restriction marriage regulations
prohibition on contact with corpses (with limited exceptions)
subject to purity laws
role blessing the people
burnt offerings
incense offering
maintaining sacred objects
priestly service
sacrificial rituals
teaching the law
temple service
scripturalBasis Book of Deuteronomy
Book of Exodus
Book of Leviticus
Book of Numbers
Torah
subclassOf Tribe of Levi
surface form: Levites
timePeriod First Temple period
Iron Age Levant
Jerusalem in the Second Temple period
surface form: Second Temple period
tribalAssociation Tribe of Levi

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Tribe of Levi includesGroup Aaronites