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Exodus 2 and 6 · Numbers 26

The Family of Moses, Aaron and Miriam

Amram and Jochebed's children Aaron, Moses and Miriam, Moses' marriage to Zipporah and their sons, and Aaron's priestly sons.

Scripture in WEBWorld English Bible — Protestant Edition

Moses, Aaron and Miriam were the children of Amram and Jochebed, of the tribe of Levi through Kohath. Exodus 6:16–20Numbers 26:58–59

Moses married Zipporah, a daughter of the priest of Midian, and they had two sons, Gershom and Eliezer. Aaron married Elisheba of the tribe of Judah, and his sons became priests. Exodus 2:21–22Exodus 18:2–4Exodus 6:23

The father of Zipporah is called Reuel and Jethro, and a Hobab is also linked to Moses by marriage; those identifications remain an open editorial question. Exodus 2:18Exodus 3:1Numbers 10:29

Family tree of Moses

Moses — Prophet who led Israel out of Egypt, received the Law at Sinai and guided the people through the wilderness.

Parents

Spouses

  • Zipporah wife Exodus 2:21Exodus 18:2
  • The Cushite woman Moses married wife Interpretive Numbers 12:1

    Numbers 12:1 says Moses had married a Cushite woman. Some identify her with Zipporah, others with a second wife; the text does not say.

Children

Brothers and sisters

Other relatives

Ancestors

  1. Kohath grandparent
  2. Levi grandparent
  3. Leah 1× great-grandparent
  4. Jacob 1× great-grandparent
  5. Laban 2× great-grandparent
  6. Isaac 2× great-grandparent
  7. Rebekah 2× great-grandparent
  8. Bethuel 3× great-grandparent
  9. Abraham 3× great-grandparent
  10. Sarah 3× great-grandparent
  11. Nahor 4× great-grandparent
  12. Milcah 4× great-grandparent
  13. Terah 4× great-grandparent

Tribe, clan and house

  • Tribe: Levi by descent through the recorded fathers (derived, not stated)

Office and succession (not family)

Descendants as recorded

Key passages

Exodus 2:1–22Exodus 6:16–25Exodus 18:1–6Numbers 3:1–4Numbers 26:57–611 Chronicles 6:1–3

Every relationship here comes from a cited passage. Solid lines are stated parent links; dashed lines mean generations are not all listed; dotted lines mark legal or adoptive parents; a question mark marks a disputed or interpretive link. Political succession and office are never drawn as family.

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