by United Church of God
The Bible tells us wonderful tale of Miriam, the older sister of Moses and Aaron, who dutifully and lovingly waited to see what would become of her brother as he floated down the Nile River in Egypt so long ago (Exodus 2:2-8).
by Jerold Aust
A remarkable parallel to Moses and Miriam's songs is found in the book of Revelation, immediately preceding the seven last plagues. These seven afflictions are part of God's intervention to save mankind from total destruction, just as He...
by Jerold Aust
Although God inspired Moses to identify Miriam as a prophetess while she lived, she was still highly regarded in Scripture some 700 years after she died.
by Beyond Today Editor
Miriam and Aaron's dissension, spies sent into Canaan
by Vertical Thought
The truth is that the Bible describes the role of women as one of great honor and worth.
by Scott Delamater
A word we know, but may find difficulty defining: “meek”
by Graemme Marshall
What incidents in the life of Moses have relevant lessons for us today?
by Beyond Today Editor
Miriam dies, Moses errs, Edom refuses passage, death of Aaron
by Beyond Today Editor
Song of Moses, bitter water made sweet
by Robin Webber
When Jesus healed a group of lepers, outcast and despairing, only one returned in thankfulness. This story has much to say about our own lives.
by Don Hooser
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