Did the wife of moses get into the promised land?

Answer 1

Zipporah, Moses' wife is not mentioned after the Book of Exodus. As a result, from The Bible alone, we do not know if she actually saw it. However, we know that she did not enter it since Joshua son of Nun and Caleb son of Jephuneh where the only two people who were alive at the time of the Exodus who were allowed to enter the land.

Various religious traditions, such as those cited by other experts may have differing views.

Answer 2

The scriptures only mentioned that Moses' wife, Zipporah, rejoined him in the wilderness. (Exodus 18:1-5)

• Jewish answer:

Tradition states that Tzipporah, Moses' wife, indeed entered the Holy Land. None of the women died in the wilderness (Rashi commentary quoting the midrash, on Numbers 26:64).

Who didn't die in the wilderness?

All of the Levites survived, as did all of the women and children. Plus Joshua and Calev.

The Levites survived: Talmud, Bava Bathra 121.

The women survived: Rashi commentary, Numbers 26:64.

The children survived: because the decree of dying in the wilderness applied only to men aged twenty and over (Rashi, Numbers 14:29).

Answer 3

Tradition states that Tzipporah, Moses' wife, indeed entered the Holy Land. None of the women died in the wilderness (Rashi commentary quoting the midrash, on Numbers 26:64).See also the Related Link.

The Exodus

Answer 4

He saw the land from far and didn't enter.

Answer 5

Yes, according to tradition none of the women died in the wilderness (Rashi commentary to Numbers ch.26).