Miriam‘s leadership is a remarkable example of courage, vision, and devotion. Her leadership was characterized by:
Initiative: She took the initiative to watch over her baby brother, Moshe, and later to lead the women in song and dance after crossing the yam suf.
Faith: She trusted in Hashem’s promise and encouraged others to do the same, even in times of uncertainty.
Empowerment: She empowered the women to take an active role in the community, recognizing their value and potential.
Resilience: She faced challenges, including the consequences of speaking against Moshe, but she continued to serve and lead.
Miriam’s leadership teaches us that:
Everyone has a role to play in the community, regardless of gender or position.
Courage and initiative are essential for growth and progress.
And faith and trust in G-d’s plan can overcome even the greatest challenges.
