[Answer] Who was the leader of the rebellion against Moses?

Step 1 : Introduction to the question "Who was the leader of the rebellion against Moses?"

...Korah was a man of significance within Israel's societal structure. He was a member of the Levi tribe, the only family designated by God to carry out priestly duties. This position provided Korah with influence in the community, a privilege he abused, costing him his life, and the lives of 252 others who followed him. It was pure jealousy that led Korah to rise against Moses and Aaron. Korah felt he should have been High Priest instead of Aaron, who was also from the Levi tribe and was Moses' brother. Korah felt this decision was not a directive from God but a personal decision made by Moses. Moses was angered and hurt by his words. He invited Korah, his two co-conspirators, and others to bring incense offerings to God the next day. If God accepted their offerings, then what they said was true. More men joined the revolt, totaling 250 with incense who felt deserving of the high priest role. Moses instructed the people not to stand close to the tents of Korah and the two other leaders of the rebellion, because God was going to prove that Moses was the chosen leader. "You shall know that the Lord has sent me to do all these works, and that it has not been of my own accord" (Numbers 16:28). At that moment, the earth split open. The fiery flames consumed Korah, the two co-conspirators, their families, and households, followed by the 250 men with incense.

Step 2 : Answer to the question "Who was the leader of the rebellion against Moses?"

Korah:

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