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Miriam

Old Testament Exodus

One of the first named female prophets in Scripture. Her leadership alongside Moses and Aaron shaped the early identity of Israel.

About Miriam

The older sister of Moses and Aaron, a prophetess who led the women of Israel in celebration after crossing the Red Sea. She played a crucial role in saving baby Moses from Pharaoh's decree.

Biblical Significance

One of the first named female prophets in Scripture. Her leadership alongside Moses and Aaron shaped the early identity of Israel.

Quick Facts

Testament
Old Testament
Era
Exodus
Key Verses
5

Family & Relationships

father
Amram
mother
Jochebed
brothers
Moses, Aaron

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