Miriam

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Hebrew woman Israelite biblical figure prophetess

Miriam is a prominent biblical figure known as the sister of Moses and Aaron and as a prophetess during the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt.

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Hebrew woman → Israelite → biblical figure → prophetess →
afflictedWith	leprosy →
associatedEvent	Exodus from Egypt → crossing of the Red Sea → wilderness wanderings →
associatedWith	Song of the Sea → timbrel → women of Israel →
buriedAt	Kadesh →
campStatusDuringAffliction	shut out of the camp →
causeOfConflict	criticism of Moses over his Cushite wife →
conflictWith	Moses →
culturalInfluence	inspiration for the name Mary →
diedIn	wilderness of Zin →
durationOfAffliction	seven days →
gender	female →
honoredIn	Micah 6:4 as one of the leaders of Israel →
intercessorFor	Moses prayed for her healing →
languageOfName	Hebrew →
mentionedIn	Book of Exodus → Book of Micah → Book of Numbers → Hebrew Bible → Old Testament → Torah →
moralTheme	consequences of speaking against God’s chosen leader → leadership → prophecy →
nameMeaningTradition	beloved → rebellious →
nameVariant	Mariam → Miryam → Μαριάμ →
performedAction	led women in song and dance after crossing the Red Sea → sang the Song of Miriam → took a timbrel in her hand →
punishedBy	God →
religiousTradition	Christianity → Islam → Judaism →
roleInText	leader during the Exodus → prophetess during the Exodus → sister of Aaron → sister of Moses →
siblingOf	Aaron → Moses →
title	Miriam the prophetess →
veneratedIn	Christian tradition → Jewish tradition →

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Moses →	associatedWithPeople
Mary →	etymologicalForm
Miriam Nicado García →	givenName
Musa →	hasSibling
Book of Numbers →	includesCharacter
Marie →	isCognateWith
Levi →	notableDescendant
Miriam ("Miriam the prophetess") →	title