BitYa, daughter of Pharaoh, rescues baby Moses from the bulrushes on the banks of Nile River in Egypt.
Note: BitYa’s rescue of baby Moses will significantly impact world history. Egyptian, Roman, Greek, Babylonian, Persian—and later British, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Muslim, Byzantine, Ottoman et al., empires are heavily impacted by the “giving of the Torah” by Moses and the unfolding of Judaism, then Christianity, Islam and Protestantism.
BitYa is referred to, in the Torah only, as “Pharaoh’s daughter”; she is later named BitYa (a.k.a. BatYa, “daughter of God”) by Jewish Midrashim.
It is noteworthy that this extraordinary name is given by the rabbis 3200 years ago, to a non–Jew, and a female at that.