Encontrar al bebé Moisés

Pharaoh’s daughter cradles the infant Moses beside the river, surrounded by lush Nile reeds and palm growth. A young Hebrew girl, Miriam, stands before her with open hands, while another woman kneels nearby in watchful concern. The royal garments and jeweled headdress mark the princess as Egyptian, yet her tender posture reveals compassion toward the crying child drawn from the water.

The scene portrays Exodus 2:1-10, when Moses’ mother hid him in a prepared basket among the reeds to preserve his life from Pharaoh’s decree. God’s providence works through the compassion of Pharaoh’s own household, placing the future deliverer of Israel under royal protection. Miriam’s bold approach opens the way for Moses’ mother to nurse her son, showing divine rescue woven through ordinary courage, maternal faith, and unexpected mercy.