Phinehas
Phinehas is a biblical figure mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, specifically in the book of Numbers. He is known as the grandson of Aaron, the brother of Moses, and is recognized for his zeal in defending the covenant between God and the Israelites. Phinehas is celebrated for his decisive action against immorality among the Israelites, which earned him a covenant of peace from God.
In addition to his role in Numbers, Phinehas is also mentioned in the book of Joshua, where he plays a significant part in the allocation of land to the tribes of Israel. His actions are often interpreted as a demonstration of loyalty and commitment to God's laws, making him a notable figure in Jewish and Christian traditions.