Miriam alleviated Moses’ hunger pangs sooner, shortening the span of his discomfort. Miriam caused a young Jewish baby, a “Yiddishen kind,” to weep for a few moments less. She alleviated the ...

Moses acted properly in his role of prophet. He failed in his role as a husband; he did not see Tziporah's suffering, her black cloud.

Hiding Baby Moses Judith L. Roth, illus. by Melanie Cataldo. Flyaway, ... thanks to Miriam’s quick thinking, Moses is not only saved but becomes the center of a new family unit, ...

Moses was the supreme prophet, but Aaron is not identified as a prophet. It was only proper that, at this moment of supreme celebration and joy, it is Miriam who concludes the festivities.