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Levite Collection

The Levite, a Jewish high priest and important figure in ancient Israel, played various roles throughout biblical history

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Levite Collection: Jewish high priest and Levite in ancient Israel
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Levite Collection: Gustave Dore Bible: The Levite finding the corpse of the woman (engraving)
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Levite Collection: Le Vocabulaire Illustre: Levite; Levit (engraving)
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Levite Collection: The Parable of the Good Samaritan, from Landscapes with Old and New Testament Scenes
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Levite Collection: The High Priest of Judaism, and the genealogy of the priestly family of Levi (engraving)
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Levite Collection: The Levites wife abused (engraving)
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Levite Collection: Gustave Dore Bible: The Levite bearing away the body of the woman (engraving)
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Levite Collection: The Punishment of Korah, Dathan and Abiram, 1481 (fresco)
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Levite Collection: Levite (engraving)
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Levite Collection: Aaron (engraving)
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Levite Collection: Micah imploring the Danites to restore to him the Levite (engraving)
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Levite Collection: Le levite d Ephraim (engraving)
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Levite Collection: Habit of a Levite, from Calmet (engraving)
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Levite Collection: The Levite at Gibeah, early 1640s. Creator: Gerbrand van den Eeckhout
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Levite Collection: Levi, from the series The Twelve Patriarchs, 1550. Creator: Dirck Volkertsen Coornhert
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Levite Collection: Injured pilgrim ignored by priest and Levite, stained glass, Chartres Cathedral, France, 1205-1215
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Levite Collection: Eastern Orthodox church officials in Byzantium
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Levite Collection: Parable of the Good Samaritan. Engraving by Gustave Dore. 19
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Levite Collection: Aaron throwing her stick, which became in serpent. Colored
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Levite Collection: Aaron, 1715. Sculpture by Josep Sunyer (1673-1751). Historica
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Levite Collection: Good Samaritan Tending Traveller Wounds Oil Wine
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Levite Collection: aRONs ROD. Moses (right) observes as Aarons rod, representing the tribe of Levi
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Levite Collection: Gerbrand van den Eeckhout (Dutch, 1621 - 1674), The Levite at Gibeah, probably late 1650s
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Levite Collection: The Good Samaritan, Quirin Boel, 1660
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Levite Collection: Landscape with the Good Samaritan, print maker: Johann Sadeler I, Hans Bol, 1580 - 1600
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Levite Collection: The Good Samaritan, Francis Hayman, 1707 / 8-1776, British
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Levite Collection: ARK OF COVENANT. The Levites carring the tabernacle through the wilderness
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Levite Collection: ST. BARNABAS (1st century A. D. ). Apostolic Father of the Church
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Levite Collection: aRONs ROD. Moses (right) observes as Aarons rod, representing the tribe of Levi
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Levite Collection: Byzantine Men / C5
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Levite Collection: Levite Blowing Horn

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The Levite, a Jewish high priest and important figure in ancient Israel, played various roles throughout biblical history. In the Parable of the Good Samaritan, depicted beautifully by Gustave Dore in an engraving from the 19th century, we see how a Levite passed by a wounded man on the road. This story teaches us about compassion and kindness. Another significant moment involving a Levite is when Aaron threw his staff which transformed into a serpent. This colored depiction showcases the power and miracles associated with these priests. In another engraving by Gustave Dore titled "The Levite finding the corpse of the woman, " we witness a solemn scene where this religious figure discovers tragedy. It reminds us that even those dedicated to serving God are not immune to sorrow. Furthermore, Hebrew slaves returning to Jerusalem as described in the Bible highlights how Levites were instrumental in guiding their people back home after years of captivity. Le Vocabulaire Illustre provides an engraving illustrating what it means to be a Levite or "Levit. " These depictions help us visualize their role within society. Returning to biblical parables, Landscapes with Old and New Testament Scenes presents The Parable of the Good Samaritan once again. This time it emphasizes how this tale resonates through different artistic interpretations across centuries. Delving deeper into their lineage, engravings depict The High Priest of Judaism along with genealogy records tracing back to Levi's priestly family. These images highlight both their esteemed position and ancestral connections. However, not all stories surrounding they are uplifting; some portray darker moments like abuse suffered by one's wife or bearing away bodies as seen in Gustave Dore's Bible engravings. These somber scenes remind us that even those chosen for sacred duties face trials and tribulations just like anyone else. Lastly, frescoes such as "The Punishment of Korah, Dathan and Abiram" depict the consequences faced by those who challenged the authority of Levites.