Zipporah is a figure from the Bible, specifically in the book of Exodus. She is the daughter of Jethro, a Midianite priest, and became the wife of Moses. Zipporah is known for her quick thinking and bravery, particularly in a story where she circumcises their son to save Moses from divine wrath. In addition to her role as Moses' wife, Zipporah is often seen as a symbol of the challenges faced by women in ancient times. Her story highlights the cultural differences between the Hebrews and the Midianites, as well as the importance of family and faith in the biblical narrative.