Prophet Map for Levi

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Map for Levi

Prophet Map for Levi (5 locations)

Location 1 : 30.850 - 31.833
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Prophet Levi
Land of Goshen (Lower Egypt): Levi travelled down to Egypt with his sons Gershon, Kohath, and Merari to escape the great famine, establishing the lineage that would become the priestly tribe.
Location 2 : 31.325 - 34.341
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Prophet Levi
Tomb of Levi / Sassanid Ruins (Gaza Strip region / Nebi Lawi): Levi died in Egypt at the age of 137, but ancient regional records hold that his bones were eventually brought back to Canaan and buried

at this historic shrine.
Location 3 : 31.525 - 35.106
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Prophet Levi
Hebron / Mamre (West Bank): Levi moved with his father's household to settle in this historic valley, helping manage their extensive livestock herds.
Location 4 : 32.213 - 35.279
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Prophet Levi
Shechem (Nablus, West Bank): Levi lived here during his youth, famously launching a fierce military raid against the city alongside his brother Simeon to avenge their sister Dinah.
Location 5 : 36.871 - 39.025
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Prophet Levi
Haran (?anl?urfa Province, Turkey): Levi was born in upper Mesopotamia as the third son of Jacob and Leah before his family packed their belongings to return southwest.
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