Moses (Numbers 27:12-14) and Simeon (Luke 2:25) both lived to see the dawn of Israel's salvation but both also died before seeing the full realization of their greatest hope.
Moses and Zelophehad both died in the wilderness. However, Moses had two sons, but no inheritance in the land since he was a Levite, while Zelophehad did have an inheritance, even though he had no sons. (Numbers 27)
The Bible is full of "already, and not yet" #biblepatterns.
On the current date/timeline discussion. Here is part of why I am not sold on any fixed dates. 5 sources, several different dates. Even taking 2-3 witnesses from these gives yet another set of dates. And this is just from Adam to the birth of Abram
14“And whoever does not receive you nor hear your words, when you leave that house or city, shake off the dust from your feet.
15“Truly, I say to you, it shall be more bearable for the land of Seḏom and Amorah in the day of judgment than for that city!
Matthew 10
The lot puts an end to quarrels and decides between powerful contenders.
Proverbs 18:18 ESV
Coins have no biases. Rather than argue a point endlessly, sometimes it's better to just flip a coin or roll a die. As long as the object used is honest, then the lot is a purely impartial judge. Who can argue with chance?
Biblically, the only time a woman inherited directly (other than a dowry) was when she had no brothers. A man's property would never be inherited by his sister or aunt. If a daughter inherited land from her father, then she would be unable to marry a man from outside her father's tribe. However, if she had already married an outsider, then her father's property would revert to one of his brothers, either directly or via Levirate marriage.
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