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The same name traced across the biblical canon and the Second Temple texts, side by side.
Levi (Apostle living at the time of the New Testament)
The tax collector better known as Matthew. One verse after Jesus called him from his booth, Levi threw a big dinner for him, full of tax collectors and other outcasts, and the Pharisees complained.
The tax collector better known as Matthew. One verse after Jesus called him from his booth, Levi threw a big dinner for him, full of tax collectors and other outcasts, and the Pharisees complained.
This record marks a second mention, one verse later, of the same Levi named in Luke 5:27, the tax collector better known as Matthew, who left his post to follow Jesus and then hosted a banquet for him attended by fellow tax collectors and other social outcasts, drawing sharp criticism from the Pharisees (Luke 5:27-32).
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- Luke 5:29
