| Levi in Judaism |
| Viewed as the patriarch of the Tribe of Levi. He is not traditionally called a prophet, but is highly esteemed as the ancestor of Moses, Aaron, and the Israelite priesthood. |
| Levi in Christianity |
| Levi is viewed strictly as a patriarch and the ancestor of the Levitical priesthood. He is not designated as a prophet, but his tribe holds deep theological significance in the Old Testament framework of worship and sacrifice. |
| Levi in Islam |
| Regarded as one of the sons of Jacob. While not listed among the prominent prophets of Islam, he is respected as an ancestor of the noble Israelite line that produced later prophets like Moses and Aaron. |