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Aaron
Brother of Moses, his spokesman before Pharaoh, and Israel's first high priest.
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Aaron — Brother of Moses, his spokesman before Pharaoh, and Israel's first high priest.
Parents
Spouses
- Elisheba wife Exodus 6:23
Children
- Nadab son Exodus 6:23Numbers 3:2Numbers 26:601 Chronicles 6:3
- Abihu son Exodus 6:23Numbers 3:2Numbers 26:601 Chronicles 6:3
- Eleazar son Exodus 6:23Numbers 3:2Numbers 26:601 Chronicles 6:3Ezra 7:5
- Ithamar son Exodus 6:23Numbers 3:2Numbers 26:601 Chronicles 6:3
Brothers and sisters
- Moses brother Exodus 4:14Exodus 6:20Exodus 7:7
- Miriam sister Exodus 15:20Numbers 26:59
Other relatives
- Ezra descendant Ancestral Ezra 7:1–5
Ezra's line is traced back to "Aaron the chief priest".
- Elizabeth descendant Ancestral Luke 1:5
Elizabeth was "of the daughters of Aaron". The generations between are not listed.
Ancestors
- Kohath grandparent
- Levi grandparent
- Leah 1× great-grandparent
- Jacob 1× great-grandparent
- Laban 2× great-grandparent
- Isaac 2× great-grandparent
- Rebekah 2× great-grandparent
- Bethuel 3× great-grandparent
- Abraham 3× great-grandparent
- Sarah 3× great-grandparent
- Nahor 4× great-grandparent
- Milcah 4× great-grandparent
- Terah 4× great-grandparent
Grandchildren and later descendants
- Phinehas grandchild
- John the Baptist grandchild
Tribe, clan and house
- Tribe: Levi by descent through the recorded fathers (derived, not stated)
Office and succession (not family)
- Eleazar followed in office — High priest Numbers 20:25–28Deuteronomy 10:6
Aaron's garments were put on Eleazar before Aaron died.
Appears in these genealogies
Every relationship here comes from a cited passage. Solid lines are stated parent links; dashed lines mean generations are not all listed; dotted lines mark legal or adoptive parents; a question mark marks a disputed or interpretive link. Political succession and office are never drawn as family.