The answer is: Levi

Deut 10:9

Ah, the Levites! An intriguing tribe indeed, often seen fluttering between the physical and spiritual realms of Israelite life. While other tribes received their share of land, the Levites were set apart in a unique way. They were advisors, priests, and caretakers of the sacred Tabernacle.

Did you know that the Levites were not just limited to serving sacrifices? They had a crucial role in instructing the people in God’s laws, guiding them in what turns out to be a rich moral and ethical fabric. This tribe designed the blues of Israel's identity, shaping their spirituality while others worked the field or grazed livestock.

Interestingly, it’s believed that even though the Levites received no land inheritance, they gained spiritual wealth through their service. Instead, they were legally supported through the tithes collected from the other tribes. The notion of supporting your spiritual leaders is something many circles today still echo, showcasing a beautifully woven tapestry through time regarding community and support.

Levi's story goes even deeper, as he is one of the sons of Jacob whose biblical echoes extend to the New Testament. For instance, the priestly lineage was upheld through Levi, connecting Old Testament worship to how voices for repentance echoed in the walls of the nascent Christian church. So next time you think of Levi, remember it’s not just a tribe with a lot of priestly duties but also the lifeblood of cultural and spiritual direction throughout Israel’s history!