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Tharbis (alternatively Adoniah), according to Josephus, was a Cushite princess of the Kingdom of Kush, who married Moses prior to his marriage to Zipporah as told in the Book of Exodus.
17. Nov. 2022 · Tharbis is a Cushite princess mentioned by Josephus, but not in the Bible. She may have been Moses' first wife before he married Zipporah, a Midianite, or a different name for Zipporah.
21. Okt. 2022 · Tharbis is a Cushite woman who may have been Moses' first wife before he married Zipporah in Midian. Learn about the evidence for and against her existence, and what she and Zipporah can teach us about God's plan for the Gentiles.
9. Juli 2023 · The web page explores the possibility that Moses was married to an Ethiopian queen named Tharbis, who was the daughter of the king of Ethiopia. It cites a historical source and a biblical verse to support this claim, but also acknowledges that Zipporah was Moses' wife according to the scriptures.
7. Juni 2018 · The web page explores the identity and significance of the Kushite woman whom Moses married in Numbers 12. It discusses the ancient sources that identify her as Tharbis, Zipporah, or a second wife, and Philo's allegorical reading of her as an eye.
Josephus tells us her name was ‘Tharbis’, and she had fallen in love with him, and the marriage was consummated. So Moses won the war using a clever stratagem to take the city by surprise, for he took a short cut across the narrow land between the horse shoe bend of the Nile river, clearing the snake infested ground with hungry Ibis birds ...
2. Juni 2021 · On the campaign he encounters Tharbis, the daughter of the Ethiopian king, and marries her after his victory. The Greek-Jewish author Artapanus of Alexandria (2 nd cent. B.C.E.) also recounts this same tale concerning Moses.
