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Aaron was an Israelite religious leader who, according to the Bible and Quran, served as a prophet and high priest and was the elder brother of Moses. He is known today primarily through religious texts, including the Hebrew Bible, the New Testament, and the Quran, which are the only sources of information about him.
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- The High Priest Aaron by Joan de Joanes,
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- Goshen, Lower Egypt, Ancient Egypt
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- Mount Hor, near the border of Edom, Transjordan, or Moseroth, near Edom (aged 123 in Jewish traditions)
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- Latin Church: July 1The Sunday before Nativity (Sunday of the Holy Fathers of the Old Testament) (Eastern Orthodox Church)Maronite Church: September 4
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Aaron († am Berg nahe Petra, heutiges Jordanien) ist nach biblischer Überlieferung der ältere Bruder des Mose und erster Hohepriester der Israeliten. Die Schwester der beiden war Mirjam. Aaron war der Sohn des Amram und der Jochebed, aus dem Stamm Levi und drei Jahre älter als Mose, dessen Sprecher (biblisch „Mund, Prophet“; Ex 4,14 ; Ex 7,7 ) er bei dem israelitischen Befreiungs- und Gesetzgebungswerk war.
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