Aaronic priesthood

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The Aaronic priesthood is the hereditary Israelite priestly order descended from Aaron, responsible in biblical tradition for performing temple sacrifices and overseeing ritual worship.


Statements (49)
Predicate Object
instanceOf Israelite priestly order
priesthood
associatedGarment priestly vestments
associatedLanguage Hebrew
associatedRitual Day of Atonement rituals
animal sacrifice
burnt offerings
grain offerings
guilt offerings
sin offerings
basedOn Hebrew Bible
Torah
countryOfOrigin ancient Israel
descentFrom Aaron
tribe of Levi
genderRestriction male
hasBiblicalFigure Aaron
Moses
hasConcept atonement
holiness code
ritual purity
sacrifice
hasEthnicGroup Israelites
Levites
hereditary true
lineageRequirement patrilineal descent from Aaron
mentionedIn Exodus 28
Leviticus 8
Numbers 18
namedAfter Aaron
officeWithin high priest of Israel
partOf Temple service in Jerusalem
religiousBuildingUsed First Temple
Second Temple
Tabernacle
religiousTradition Judaism
ancient Israelite religion
role blessing the people
maintaining ritual purity in the sanctuary
offering incense
overseeing ritual worship
performing temple sacrifices
teaching certain laws to Israel
scripturalBasis Book of Deuteronomy
Book of Exodus
Book of Leviticus
Book of Numbers
subclassOf Levitical priesthood
timePeriod biblical period

Referenced by (12)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Levi ("Levitical priesthood")
Tribe of Levi
associatedWith
Yahwism ("Levitical priesthood")
Yahwism ("Temple priesthood")
hasInstitution
Community of Christ ("Aaronic Priesthood")
Remnant Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ("Aaronic Priesthood")
priesthoodStructure
Priesthood of Jesus ("Levitical priesthood")
Priesthood of Jesus
surpasses
Holy Place ("Aaronic priests")
accessRestrictedTo
Priestly code ("Aaronide priesthood")
associatedWithGroup
First Temple in Jerusalem
governedBy
Priesthood of Jesus
interpretsOldTestament

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