Conclusions from Numbers 12: Moses is a different kind of leader; Miriam is rebuked for trying to usurp his authority.
How Women Could and Couldn’t Lead in the Old Testament： Women in Ministry part 3
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Drawing conclusions from Numbers 12
Moses has a much stronger, higher role with more direct communication from God. Miriam is rebuked for usurping Moses's authority. She is a prophetess, but her leadership is not equivalent to Moses's. Belleville's claim that Israel would not travel without Miriam 'at the helm' is bad Bible study.
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