In one appearance, this figure sang a brief ditty about a "horse and rider thrown into the sea" by God. This woman was struck with a tzaarath after badmouthing her brother's marriage, but was healed when her brother prayed "O Lord, make her well." This woman's cup is sometimes placed alongside that of Elijah during the Passover Sedar, and she once placed her brother in a basket in the reeds so that he could avoid Pharaoh's call for all newborns t
In one appearance, this figure sang a brief ditty about a "horse and rider thrown into the sea" by God. This woman was struck with a tzaarath after badmouthing her brother's marriage, but was healed when her brother prayed "O Lord, make her well." This woman's cup is sometimes placed alongside that of Elijah during the Passover Sedar, and she once placed her brother in a basket in the reeds so that he could avoid Pharaoh's call for all newborns to be slaughtered. For 10 points, name this daughter of Amram and Jochebed, the sister of Aaron and Moses.
In one appearance, this figure sang a brief ditty about a "horse and rider thrown into the sea" by God.
{Miriam} [or {Miryam}]