| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Combat | ATK 30 DEF 10 SPR 25 SPD 30 INT 55 |
| Rank | Levite / Rebel |
| Domain | Rebellion, ambition, earth-swallowing judgment |
| Alignment | Fallen |
| Weakness | Ambition (wanted the priesthood though he wasn't a son of Aaron) |
| Key Act | Led 250 leaders in rebellion against Moses and Aaron: "The whole community is holy; why do you set yourselves above the LORD's assembly?" (Num 16:3); the earth split open and swallowed him, his family, and his followers alive; fire consumed the 250 |
| Source | Numbers 16; Jude 1:11 |
Hannah’s prayer (1 Sam 2:1-10) is the template for Mary’s Magnificat (Luke 1:46-55). “He raises the poor from the dust” — both women sang it.
Jesus referenced Lot’s wife: “Remember Lot’s wife!” (Luke 17:32) — the shortest warning in the Gospels.
Matthew doesn’t call her “Bathsheba” in the genealogy — he calls her “the wife of Uriah.” The emphasis is on the crime, not the woman.
A Hittite foreigner showed more integrity than Israel’s greatest king. David’s sin against Uriah is the darkest moment in David’s story — Nathan’s rebuke (“You are the man!” — 2 Sam 12:7) is the most devastating confrontation in Scripture.
Jude uses Korah as an archetype of rebellion alongside Cain (murder) and Balaam (greed) — the three great warnings.
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