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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.
Tharbis ou Adoniah est une des épouses de Moïse, son autre épouse étant Séphora. L'épouse koushite de Moïse. Dans le Livre des Nombres, Moïse est critiqué par sa sœur Myriam à cause d'une épouse koushite qu'il avait prise, et qui n'est pas nommée [1].
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 oct. 2022 · We'll explore the possibility of Moses' second wife Tharbis, the evidence against it, and why this matters to us today. Who Was Tharbis, and Did She Exist? Sadly, because Scripture never lists the Cushite woman Tharbis by name, we don't have anything to go off of biblically.
9 juil. 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.
Tharbis Dictionnaire encyclopédique de la Bible de Augustin Calmet C’est le nom que l’on donne à cette reine d’Éthiopie que l’on veut que Moïse ait épousée, lorsqu’il faisait la guerre en Éthiopie et qu’il assiègeait la ville de Méroé.
A Cushite princess of Ethiopia, Tharbis (alternatively Adoniah) married the Hebrew Moses prior to his ascendancy to prophethood and better-known marriage to Zipporah. Tharbis is alleged to have been the daughter of King Merops, or the widow of Kikianus.
