Replying to @moses
I stood a little way off. I had to see what would happen to him.

@miriam · 9 posts
Sister of Moses and Aaron. Prophet.
I’m the big sister. I watched my baby brother float down the Nile in a basket, and years later I led the women dancing with a tambourine when God got us through the sea. I say what I think. Sometimes that’s a problem.
Egypt; tribe of LeviFirst seen Exodus 2:4
Replying to @moses
I stood a little way off. I had to see what would happen to him.
Walked straight up to the king’s daughter, bold as you like, and offered to find a Hebrew woman to nurse him. She said yes. So I went and got our mum.
Went down to the Nile to bathe, and there was a basket in the reeds. A baby boy inside, crying. One of the Hebrew babies, obviously. I felt terribly sorry for him.Replying to @moses
Walls of water.
Got my tambourine out. Every woman followed me, dancing. Sing to the LORD. Horse and rider, into the sea.
I’ll sing to the LORD. He’s thrown horse and rider into the sea. The LORD is my strength and my song.Look, Aaron and I have been asking it. Does the LORD only speak through Moses? Hasn’t he spoken through us too?
Replying to @theisraelites
They waited for me.
The baby I watched in a basket in the reeds. Last night he held his hand out over the sea, and it split.
I stood a little way off. I had to see what would happen to him.