Seven prophetesses arose in Jewish history, but Miriam stands out among them – she began her “career” at the tender age of six. Between her advice to her father, the care she took of the infant Moshe, and the be’er that existed in her merit, the Tanach makes it clear: Miriam is a source of life. Rabbi Wein’s penetrating insights into her vision and actions reveal her distinctly feminine view of the Jewish future.