Zipporah was Moses only wife.
(Exodus 2:21) After that Moses showed willingness to dwell with the man, and he gave Zip‧po′rah his daughter to Moses.
At Numbers 12:1 she is referred to as a Cushite.
(Numbers 12:1) Now Mir′i‧am and Aaron began to speak against Moses on account of the Cush′ite wife whom he had taken, because it was a Cush′ite wife he had taken.
This does not indicate that Zipporah had died and Moses had remarried an Ethiopian woman, as is commonly contended, for although "Cushite" usually refers to Ethiopians, it can also embrace those from Arabia
2 Wives, Zipporah and the Ethiopian Woman.AdditionallyThere is debate over the issue of whether Zipporah from Ex 2:21 is the same wife as the reference to the Ethiopian woman in Num 12:1. There are arguments for both sides of the issue so we cannot be absolutely sure.
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Tziporah was Moses' wife, and the mother of his two sons ... Gershom and Eliezer.
According to the Bible, Moses died before his wife, Zipporah. Moses died on Mount Nebo before the Israelites entered the Promised Land, while Zipporah's death is not specifically mentioned in the Bible.
because she was ethiopian
No, according to the Bible, Moses' wife, Zipporah, did not enter the Promised Land. Moses himself was not allowed to enter because he disobeyed God's command.
Sorry, never heard of a 'rhw' Bible.
The second wife of Samuel father in the bible was Peninnah.
Z"i"pporah is the wife of Moses. Ref to Ex. 2:21 & 22.
A:The Bible describes Jethro as from Midian, which was to the east of the Gulf of Aqaba.
Tradition has Moses writing the first five books of the Bible. See related link:
Zipporah was a Midianite, the daughter of Jethro, who was a priest of Midian. She is known for being the wife of Moses in the Bible.