The brother of Moses and Miriam and ancestor of the Jewish priestly lines. Because of his significance for the priesthood, he is mentioned frequently in the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Brother of Moses and Miriam, he is noted in Exodus for being the first priest of Israel. He also is mentioned for leading the Israelites into Ba'al worship in the Golden Calf incident.
(ah-ha-ROWN) n. The brother of Moses and Miriam; the first “Kohen Gadol” or High Priest of Israel.
United States professional baseball player who hit more home runs than Babe Ruth (born in 1934)
(Old Testament) elder brother of Moses and first high priest of the Israelites; created the Golden Calf
Born three years before his brother Moses, Aaron acted as spokesman for him and was also made the first High Priest. His descendants retained the priesthood after his death, aged 123.
Brother of Moses, chosen as Moses' interlocutor.
The brother of Moses, Israel's first high priest. See Chapter 3, Chapter 4.
The infant son of castaway Claire; he was born on the island.