The Complete Story of ZIPPORAH: Moses's Mysterious First Wife!

[@BeyondDeath868]

*Zipporah, Moses’ Midianite wife, reminds us that God can use anyone, regardless of background or circumstance, to accomplish His purposes. Zipporah, a foreigner, became an important companion to Moses in his journey to liberate the people of Israel. To everyone reading this, may God grant our brothers and sisters the openness to accept and love everyone, regardless of their cultural or background differences.*

[@manuelvemba6689]

ZIPPORAH WAS ALSO ONE OF ABRAHAM'S GRANDDAUGHTERS BY KETURAH WHO WAS ABRAHAM'S SECOND WIFE AFTER THE DEATH OF SARAH. SHALOM!!

[@dorinemckenzie-samuda806]

​@@manuelvemba6689that's right!

[@kHoPhAe]

@BrianGee-z6t So why don't you fill us in then? What about what he/she said that is wrong?

[@tialawrence827]

@BibleStories868 That's right, God can use anyone he wants, and that's why he uses Moses.

[@jamesevans2286]

MIDIANITE❤ WIFE IS FROM SAUDI ARABIA NOT AFRICA !!!❤

[@elloco-q3h]

This unique way of telling Bible stories is refreshing. Fun. Very useful in spreading Christianity

[@TruthBibleStories]

Your ability to break down complex passages into clear and insightful explanations is truly amazing

[@GodsStory-1506]

Her courage, faith and obedience make her an inspirational role model.

[@millicentevans9232]

I really enjoy the stories of the Bible. I went to a Christian high school and I enjoy my religious Education. These videos are awesome thank you it also helps me remember more about the Bible. 🙏🏿

[@bakaremopelola2379]

The story of Zepora made me subscribe to this channel. I have never thought she had so much impact till now. Thank you Bible Story

[@sandragolding7466]

Me too

[@vanessaford7406]

Praise God for ZIPPORAH . This my first time I heard about her.. 10/24/2024.

[@miriammapagamesala8743]

Zipora was a beautiful black woman who beggot two sons that are God fearing tribe quietly serving God.. I love this faithfulness ❤❤❤

[@TheRayisha]

@NeilHawkins-k5qthat you’re in ? Stay blessed❤✊🏾

[@Hannah_The_Elon_Jew]

G-d

[@BibleExplained.6]

Zipporah’s story encourages us to trust God in challenging times, to act with courage when faced with critical decisions, and to remain faithful to His purposes. She is a powerful reminder that even in the background, our actions can have eternal significance when guided by faith.

[@KathalinaBarahona]

I love the way he talks and helps us to understand Gods chosen people in the Bible..thanks for sharing

[@BestBiblicalStories]

This video does a wonderful job of bringing to light the often-overlooked role of Zipporah in the Bible. Her bravery, wisdom, and cultural complexity make her a truly remarkable figure in Moses's story. The detailed exploration of her actions-especially the moment when she intervened to save Moses-reveals her deep spiritual insight and understanding of the covenant. It’s a powerful reminder of the strength and quiet influence that women in biblical history often had, even when their stories are not always told in full. Thank you for sharing such a thoughtful and enriching analysis!

[@Houdini934]

I like bible stories I have to check my notifications to see if I have stories to listen to every day 😊🙏🏾 ❤

[@haymanotbalcha8441]

Thank you very much

[@greateststoriesfromthebible]

*The story of Zipporah made me subscribe to this channel. I never realized the profound impact she had until now. Thank you, Bible Story*

[@Jeremiah218]

Thanks for this video. I like the fact that you are clear in stating there is much discussion among scholars about certain aspects. Keep the videos coming. I love listening to you explain and enlightening the scriptures.

[@BibleStories23]

Amen. GodBless ❤️ 🙏

[@mamalittle9851]

God bless you also, I learned something from every story thank you.

[@sarahkisolo6441]

Thank you for sharing and bringing out Zippora's role in the Moses Exodus story.. Be Blessed.

[@marlojohnson5185]

Please keep the videos coming ☺️🙏🙏.... These videos have become part of my bedtime routine 🙏🙏🥰- I absolutely love the Narrator's distinct voice.

[@tonyvargas5549]

ZIPPORA WAS BORN AGAIN! THE LORD JESUS TOUCHED HER HEART,AMEN!

[@rediettadesse2828]

😂

[@RachelOlaitan]

Thanks and God bless.

[@byrolyn8182]

CIVILIZATION STARTED IN AFRICA. WE ALL COME FROM GREAT CONTINENT.. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@maryyeboah4578]

I like your videos, bless your heart

[@karendickerson9970]

Awesome ❤

[@ZaranTurvey]

Amen that's lovely ❤❤❤❤

[@ishakeister6725]

Thank you for sharing good stories

[@jimlewis1400]

Here are a few things to consider: Zipporah may not have been Moses' first wife. Josephus the Jewish historian tells the story of Moses marrying an Ethiopian princess when he was commander of the Pharoah's army. This would have been before he fled Egypt to Midian. That he was married to an Ethiopian is reflected in Numbers 12.1 where we are told that Moses had a Cushite wife. Cush is the ancient name for Ethiopia. So, Moses had two wives, one an African and the other an Arab. Also, we are told that Zipporah's father was named Reuel in Exodus 2.18. Many suppose that this man had two names, because we are told in Exodus 3.1 that his father-in-law was named Jethro. What most forget is that between the end of chapter 2 and the beginning of chapter 3, forty years has passed, and Moses is no longer 40 but 80 years old. No doubt Reuel is dead by now, and has been replaced as priest by Jethro. Besides, the Hebrew word translated as father-in-law merely indicates a relative by marriage. I imagine that Jetho is Moses' brother-in-law.

[@GloriaCabutey]

Wow thanks

[@TigistDeneke-g6g]

Absolutely true ❤❤❤

[@abeeashagrie1760]

Zipporah or Tsipprah in Ethiopian is Ethiopian and daughter of a king called Raguel. Mediam is the land of the then ethiopia through the valleys of river ghion (nile). Josephus had cited it correctly.

[@ahmedabdi3186]

Cush wasn’t an ancient name of Ethiopia. Its ancient name is Abyssinia. Cush is a place right in modern Sudan, at the time part of ancient Egypt. Cush was very powerful kingdom which invented the use of metal. Nowadays, a group of peoples’s languages is called Cushitic such us Somali, Afar, Oromia etc. of course, some of these groups live in present day Ethiopia!

[@rediettadesse2828]

As Ethiopian I've heard Moses wife is Ethiopian, but haven't really read the bible,

[@blossompatogbemudia923]

First time of hearing about Zipporah

[@rosederogene9069]

Great story. Developers, please check stories as they are repeated several times. Thank you.

[@patrickhenry2845]

Moses didn't circumcise his son as he was supposed to do. Zipporah, knowing that God was angered by this, did the circumcision herself. It is a tradition that men only performed at that time. She saved Moses's life by doing so.

[@amandagardner8788]

I agree, this is how I see the situation as well. Because the husband, Moses is the leader of the family, he should have performed the circumcision. Why he did not, could have been out of love and respect to his wife's heritage. She knew this. And talking to God, reminds him of her ancestral blood of Abraham takes matters in her own hands. Out of love, guilt, shame she defended her husband. A wife is compared to an army in the Bible...ezer kenegdo. Imo she repented. And repentance comes with action...the circumcision. A sacrifice. Zipporah, I hope to meet you one day.

[@BeliversConnect]

Quite enriching. Thanks for sharing

[@MbabaziJackie-n6j]

My father ma lord give me the courage like zipora's and make me decisive

[@MbabaziJackie-n6j]

Amen

[@reggiewalden4840]

Thank you

[@JohnTembo-z1v]

This is powerful words 🙇🙇🙇

[@JohnTembo-z1v]

Me I'm a Zambia 🇿🇲

[@Vonyea]

Glory to G-D Amen 🕊️💜🕎

[@portalsofenlightenment]

While watching an exploration of the story of Moses and Zipporah (Moses' wife), I noticed the striking moment when God sought to take Moses's life due to the lack of circumcision of his son. This incident emphasizes the importance of adhering to God's covenant, which mandated that the Israelites circumcise their sons as a sign of their commitment to God. The motive behind God's actions highlights His commitment to justice; as a just God, God cannot overlook violations of the laws and ordinances established for the Israelites. It is noteworthy that Zipporah, recognizing the urgency of the situation, swiftly took matters into her own hands by circumcising their son with a flint. This decisive action ultimately saved Moses, preventing the harsh consequence of God's judgment for Moses' oversight.

[@hartietugume2008]

very good story telling skills

[@imboogotti1434]

My Lord I wanted to catch your heart 😊❤

[@delmahnori1582]

God look at us as one even we have different skin colour and race.

[@holystory247]

The marriage between Moses and Zipporah symbolized the connection between two distinct cultures, complex yet meaningful! 🙏❤

[@davidriver2927]

When I hear the program synopsis twice I wonder should I keep listening?

[@MarthaDedoch-t6w]

Yes I like the Biba story

[@C.S.Lewis.Inspired]

What do you think about Zipporah's influence on Moses's mission? Do you believe her presence was essential to his success? I'd love to hear your thoughts on this

[@thegospelofthekingdom.]

Moses had only one wife, the black Midianite Zipporah. White racist theologians have tried to give Moses a second wife, but the Holy Bible lists only one wife of Moses!

[@kirkbrown2147]

Moses himself was black since he was Hebrew.

[@cherylday1831]

What bible are you reading? She sure is mine, And the children's names!

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Yes ONE wife, no other listed

[@deborahfrancois714]

​@NeilHawkins-k5qeveryone in the middle east was dark brown people, Moses was dark brown what you'll today call black

[@michelekeaton6392]

Who was the Ethiopian that Aaron and Miriam rebuked him for

[@RebeccaM-q3n]

Zipporah was Ethiopian. Thank you for the correct thumbnail.

[@kirkbrown2147]

Zipporah and Moses shared the same background even though she wasn't hebrew. Her line led back to Abraham. The reason why she knew the customs of circumcision because her people practiced Judaism.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

Abraham nor anyone else circumscribed until Moses told them too He and his sons where not infants at circumcision

[@bradleymasson1777]

Abraham was Hebrew.

[@dawn0710]

@@YeshuaKingMessiahwhat Bible do you read? God gave Abraham the covenant of circumcision in Genesis chapter 17. Zipporah and her father Jethro were Midianites and their progenitor Midian was Abraham’s son.

[@kirkbrown2147]

@YeshuaKingMessiah how could Moses tell him when is existed centuries before Moses?

[@rediettadesse2828]

Ethiopian jews are ancient jews, we circumcise n we have levantine ancestry

[@jacobvarghese5060]

Many forgotten characters Lord is bringing to the attention of the people. Hagar; Kathuria now Zepora those played some pivoted roal in the past. Many qualities Lord entrusted we don't know or we ignore the facts. Almighty God have solid plans. Let gifted Lord's servants enrich the masses. A very important issue in this time. Fresh believers world wide increasing. Teaching preaching in the correct and right way before devil mishandle. But out God is Mighty. God of our fathers Abraham Issac and Jacob thru our Lord and God Jesus Christ. Ameen Hallelujah Jacob Varghese

[@myrnasantiago5734]

Thank you for the video, very informative. God bless.

[@sublime1061]

Perfect helpmeet

[@wassupg]

Zipporah (Midianite) descendant of Abraham 2nd Wife son Midian…TFS enjoy all your videos continue blessing the masses ✨💫🙏🏾✨💫

[@victorvishnay3153]

You state correctly that Zipporah and her father’s family are Medianites, descendants of Abraham and his last wife Keturah. This means that Jethro’s family 😊are covenant children also. Moses, on the other hand, having been brought up in the Court of Pharaoh, means that most probably Moses may not have known of God’s covenant with Abraham - Zipporah, knew and was brought up in the covenant!

[@thecampondroctonhill2113]

Moses was raised in Pharos house. He was not educated in Judaism. Moses was a new convert who wouldn’t have known the traditions.

[@janicewilson-tx4ck]

We Acknowledge God of Abraham Isaac and Jacob we thank u for everything we are descendants of Abraham the twelve tribes of Israel and all nations and generations for all the women in the bible for they're faith wisdom courage strength 💪🏾 Lord thank u RIGHTEOUSNESS RECONCILIATION RESPECT UNITY UNITED AS ONE AMEN 🙏 ❤️ AMEN 🙏 ❤️ 🎉😊❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@errolbryan2467]

I'm in Jamaica

[@glendajohnson3580]

African they are the desendants of Zipporah. And we are also a desendants of Africa.🌍

[@Jhestravel]

Gen.25, it says Abraham took another wife not his first . the story of Moses Zeporah is the First wife of Moses Ex.2:21

[@Johnjohn-rr5dn]

Amen ❤️🙏🏻

[@t-moemoseley8308]

Obedience. God needs us to be obedient to Him. Moses, being given the promise to lead God's people, needed to learn that "it's not a game.". God's Word does not fail and is absolutely true. Zephora's obedience is a lesson to us all.

[@zipporahevans5270]

My name is zipporah

[@feliciaclark4943]

GOD BLESS YOU LITTLE BIRD😊

[@vijvjccuu2842]

The.ferst.weief..moses. Ethiopia💚💛♥️

[@SB-nk2mz]

More than likely, due to her pagan practices, Zaporah was the reason their son had not been circumsized. Instead of upholding his covenant with The Father, once again, a man listened to a woman and did the opposite. Zaporah knew this, which is why she circumsized him the way she did and threw it at his feet.

[@tialawrence827]

The Lord would not have killed Moses but punished him. If the Lord killed Moses, then who would be used to lead the people out of Egypt. God has his people who he plans to use to do his will, not ang and anybody.

[@sublime1061]

Midianites being Abraham's descendants had to have the circumcision too so as not to be ' cut off,' from Abraham's lineage. That is the everlasting covenant God gave Abraham. So she knew the seriousness of it because God had warned Abraham thatanyn.man of his line who was not circumcised would be cut off from his people. Now, they had not circumcised Moses's children because they saw him as an Egyptian. That is how they introduced him to their Dad.

[@solomonbeckford1885]

Moses's sister attitudes towards Zipporah suggested it was inappropriate by Jah through disappointment to recognise equality.

[@Shan_discipleofChrist]

It wasn’t Zipporah, Moses second wife was Ethiopian not Midianite.

[@adrisloney9115]

​@@Shan_discipleofChristMidian is today Ethiopia!!

[@adrisloney9115]

God was angry with Miriam for her attitude, he will not condone our attitude of despising others.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

@@Shan_discipleofChristno other wife

[@ola-blueimman2719]

Who was the 2nd wife? There is no record of it. If you do, please share the scripture

[@mickbeiser2324]

Moses' father in law was Jethro, a priest in Midian;

[@carolcranston8236]

True

[@TH4Peace]

Love these videos but PLEASE reduce redundancy of like, subscribe, share. 3x in first 6 mins!

[@errolbryan2467]

Asking a question makes no difference i won't be getting no answer

[@eb1140-l8s]

Great pictures but the constant zooming in and out makes me feel dizzy watching it😢

[@SamuelMutembei-ws4ic]

Even Nimrod was black and he founded Mesopotamian cities

[@CynthiaHansen-k3n]

If Sephora whas Moses firt wife who was his second no where did i read about a second wife

[@MorehJosiah]

Zipporah was Shemayah's (Moses) 2nd wife. Tharbis (Adoniyah) the Cushite was his first wife

[@TheBibleThings]

Zipporah was the one who saved moses from dying bcoz he did not circumsize his son. She was a powerful woman who saved moses from dying

[@johncross966]

Theme is repeated far too much.

[@judahburton844]

Zepporah is my daughter middle name 🙏🏽🥰 give your children names with meaning

[@LisaJohn-u1r]

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@padmakerbhosle4422]

Do you know the second wife of Moses & her name?

[@byrolyn8182]

MOSES 2ND WIFE WAS FROM ETHIOPIA. REVELATIONS CHAPTER 1 OR 2 STATES THAT JESUS HAS FEET OF BRONZE AS BURNT IN A FURNACE AND HAIR LIKE WOOL. JESUS WAS NOT EUROPEAN. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

No second wife

[@dawn0710]

Also Daniel 10:6 His arms and feet shone like polished bronze 🙌🏾

[@Catholic-t1w]

Thank you very much for showing the real possibilities that Jesus and civilization began in Africa. Although whites have taken these cities out of Africa and put them in the middle east. This story and others show people that look like me and we can relate to.We have been beaten and hurt in ways that we will never totally heal. We have to take this pain to the grave. It gives us hope that we are loved and that we count. Although civilization started in Africa and many people migrated to European countries and their color over time became lighter and lighter. People talk about the garden of Eden and don’t talk about the continent of Africa. We have been taught that none of the people in biblical stories told were my color. In fact, the opposite was taught concerning Shem and the curse put on him by Noah. I’ve read that part of the Bible paragraph and it’s inconceivable that the paragraph has been and is still used as a weapon against us to continue the racist rhetoric of slavery. Going into a country and killing people because of their skin color is reprehensible. Pitting people against each other is sadistic. Even now, especially with permission from Trump to hurt others, to act out, kill, and maim other people continues. We haven’t come very far and the people that stand on the sidelines and do nothing to stop it is as guilty as the people doing it. Now, people want to re-elect him again shows we haven’t learned anything.

[@jayonnaj18]

Where in the book of Genesis does it say that Moses had two wives?!

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

It doesn’t lol

[@edwinatalley3024]

Zipporah is a black woman from Africa…the Country Ethiopia land of Cush…..God was very fond of her….She was the only woman who questioned God and He answered her…. See the Readers Digest Who’s Who in the Bible….goes in detail on Zipporah…who understood and served God and minded His Law…. This story did not take place in Arabia that’s a lie it took place in Cush for Zipporah was a Cushite…wasn’t no Cush in Arabia…there was no Arabs back in this time…. Hebrews are not Arabs…. Same on you A.I. presentation giving an illusion…and lie… But for the most part story is true but the pictures are wrong….takes place in AFRICA…from Egypt to Cush….

[@wisdomluyah]

You are right the Ethiopians are Hamites and they are the progenitor or the dark races but not the Negroes

[@bickabraham2397]

And where in the Bible do you come up with this information?

[@ViolaLabi]

Who are you asking? The comment above?

[@glendajohnson3580]

So many ladies do a lot in those days, But never mentioned.

[@albertedna7855]

You said Zipporah Moses' first wife. Does Moses have a second wife?? If yes, what is her name please. And Bible references to that effect if you don't mind please. I want to learn. Thank you

[@augustinegiwa9149]

Then who is Moses' second wife?

[@BirtefRedie]

Why is she described as mysterious when as you believe she was or must have been a contemporary of Moses. They both lived and shared the same life. Moses didn't come from some other far away land. They were from the same area. What is about your mysterious?

[@Magda_Dewar]

❤❤❤🎉

[@FredsonTembo-e2v]

Like

[@vimalamanohar5746]

Please note Moses married one and only woman Zipporah. Just because Moses sister Miriam accused him of marrying an Egyptian since Midian is in Africa people twist Bible story saying Moses has remarried which has no evidence in Bible. Through out Bible has two sons only through Zipporah. Please don’t mislead people.

[@margaretajacayodele1901]

I beg to differ slightly How about… Zeporah being the one who understands the monotheism more than Moses. Remember-She is the daughter of a priest in the lineage of Abraham. The very father of monotheism. Abraham must have raised all his sons to follow his one through God irrespective of if they were born by Sarah, Keturah, Hagar, or other concubines for that matter. Let us remember that Moses was raised in the house of pharaoh of Egypt from infancy . We all know that Egyptians historically were not monotheistic. So his knowledge of the ways of monotheism cannot be that I say this because she knew the problem when the Lord struck Moses and what to do to save Moses. The narrator also speaks about Aaron who was well versed in the ways of the Israelites,and some elders dinning with Jethro- the Priest of Medain. When describing Jethro, there is significance in the word usage of HIGH PRIEST if they were Idolators as implied; I doubt the highlight and emphasis will be as profound. We rarely saw the Bible describe the “High priest of Baal” for instance. If there was no commonality in belief, it would have been difficult. We can all attest to the hardheadedness of the Israelites of this time from biblical accounts. She was indeed special is all I can say . Thank you for the insight.

[@reddrw1]

Why don't they tell the story in full. Instead of telling you to share and like.

[@johngarland269]

I hate how man takes cultural differences and make them racial.

[@paulinerobinson7799]

That is a fact

[@Sheary-y8f]

I thought Zipporah was Moses' only wife. Who is his 2 nd wife?

[@navadeandrummond4131]

Moses only had 1 wife, 1st implies there’s a second

[@sasikalakrishnaswamy3502]

Aksha is not Cakeb's wife ,she is her daughter ,wrong interpretation

[@user-tv7un4bt9e]

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[@melangreathouse2209]

You’ve got your research wrong; Sarah was Abraham’s first wife. Zippoah was his second wife

[@chikechike-michael4295]

Did Moses marry another woman? Why is the storyteller calling Zipporah a"first wife"?

[@ianrowe9337]

interesting but an awful lot of repetition spoils the item ...