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The 'Stations list' is the list of the locations visited by the Israelites following their exodus from Egypt. [1] 
As the map illustrates, the list places its first six stations in Egypt. Starting near Thebes the capital of Egypt in the Eighteenth dynasty of Egypt they head down the wadi Ham ma m3at from Etham toward Thebes Red Sea port at Elim where Hatshepsut kept her trading fleet. The fleet was used to bring mortuary materials from across the Red Sea at Elat to the temple of Karnak at Thebes. The list, or lists as there are variations in other books of the bible, contain several brief narrative fragments. For example "...And they came to Elim, where there were twelve wells of water, and seventy date-palms...". Viewed in the context of the conflict between Egypt and its rivals as mentioned in the Amarna Letters and in the context of the campaign reports of the 18th dynasty and the 19th dynasty The Exodus taken with Joshua and Judges places the participants in the midst of the conflict during one of the first major wars between empires. 
The 7th Station of the Exodus lies between Elim and Elat in the Red Sea which is an anglified version of the Greek name, the Erythrian Sea.
The Passage of the Red Sea is described in the [2]. (Periplus of the Erythraean Sea. According to the story it is in the first month, the time of inundation that they leave from Thebes, but in the second month that they arrive off Sinai. The Gulf of Aqaba separates the kingdoms of the Araba or Arabia Petra from Egypt, just as Egypts province of Canaan separates Egypts vassals from the Hittites and their allies the Nahraim.
The 8th station reaches Sinai. None of the Stations except numbers 8 and 12 are actually in the Sinai
The 9th-13th stations are in and around Elat The 'Stations list ' now refers to the stations or stopping point of the Sons of Israel in their Exodus after they have [3] left Egypt and crossed the Red Sea.
The list of the locations the Israelites stopped at after the Exodus from Egypt are taken from the locations mentioned in the Book of Exodus and the rest of the Pentateuch. [4] discuses reports of habiru from the Amarna letters which agree and are colaborated by Egyptian campaign reports and those places on the stations list which are also on the Kings Highway
Station 12 refers to a dozen campsites in and around Timna in Modern Israel near Elat.
What follows is a list of the various stops of the Israelites on the Stations Lists, which are also links to the respective underlying articles.
The biblical reference is given in the next column. The modern equivalents of these locations, such as are known, are given in the column at right. Click on the first station to begin the tour:
Stations 14-21 follow the border of Edom heading North adjacent to the desert of Sn and then turn east back to Moab and Medeba which is a plateaus of cattle ranges in Jordan.
:The 14th-18th lead North up to Gaza following the western bound of Edom
:The 19th-21st lead East back to Moab following the northern bound of Edom
:The 22nd-25th lead south to Petra following the eastern bound of Edom
:The 26th through 28th are in and around Petra.
:The 29th-32nd lead south from the cleft in the mountain at Petra back to Ezion Geber or Elat.
:Station 33 goes back North to Kadesh
:Station 34 goes back East to Mt Hor at Petra.
:The 35th -37th lead north along the kings highway and the border of Moab to Mt Nebo.
:Station 38 is Mount Nebo and 39 is Dibon the capital of Moab.
:Stations 40-42 are in Moab near Mt Nebo.
The 'Stations list' is the list of the locations visited by the Israelites following their exodus from Egypt.
Under the documentary hypothesis, the list is believed to have originally been a distinct and separate source text. In the hypothesis, it is believed that the redactor, who combined the sources, used parts of the Stations list to fill out awkward joins between the main sources. The list lists the locations visited by the Israelites, during their journey through the wilderness, after having left Egypt. Consequently, the parts which were inserted to join up the sources appear in suitable locations in the Book of Exodus and the Book of Numbers.
However, a slightly variant version of the list appears in full at Numbers 33, and several parts of the journey described in the full list, most noticeably the journey from Sinai to Zin, do not appear in the fragmented version. It is tempting to suggest that the journey from Sinai to Zin was cut out of the fragmented version due to a copying error caused by the similarity in sound of "Sinai" and "Zin". However, as there are 42 locations in the full list, and the Israelites were said to have been in the desert for 40 years, it is possible that several locations in the full list were added to the list of destinations as a literary device. It may even be the case that both of these are true, the full list being the original on which the fragmented version was based.
Both versions of the list contain several brief narrative fragments. For example "...And they came to Elim, where there were twelve wells of water, and seventy date-palms...". It is the matter of some debate as to how much of the narrative is part of the original text of the list, and how much is extra detail added into it by the redactor.
The situation also occurs in reverse, where some brief texts, within parts of the list, and ascribed to the redactor, are usually regarded as not being part of the list of stations, albeit without much conviction. This is particularly true for Numbers 21:14-15, which references unknown events in the lost Book of the wars of the lord, and Numbers 21:16b-18a, describing the digging of the well at Beer.
What follows is a list of the various stops of the Israelites on the Stations Lists, which are also links to the respective underlying articles. The biblical reference is given in the next column. The modern equivalents of these locations, such as are known, are given in the column at right. You can also just click on Rameses to begin with the first location of the tour:
★ 1. Renfrew, Colin and Bahn, Paul 'Page 515 discusses conflicts between archaeology and Judaism'
★ 2. Nelson Glueck'Discusses The evidence for the Exodus in the Negev pp,15,41,63,95,102,106,118,119,122,123,138,143,150-151,162,167,170,171,172,186,187,194,243,246,250,258,276'
★ 3. William H McNeil and Jean W Sedlar, Discusses the evidence for Habiru and hapitu in Canaan
★ 4. Andrew George, Includes toponyms for Canaan
★ 5. James B. Pritchard, Jerusalim, siege and fall
★ 6. Shaika Haya Ali Al Khalifa and Michael Rice,
★ 7. Dr. Muhammed Abdul Nayeem,
★ 8. Michael Roaf
★ 9. Nicholas Awde and Putros Samano
★ 10. Gerard HermJerusalim pp 33,84-106 passim, 123,125,126,145,149,150,154
★ 11. Lionel Casson
★ 12. George Bass
★ 13. Gardiner
★ 14. Antonio Loprieno
★ 15. Michael Rice
★ 16. Gillings
★ 17. Somers Clarke and R. Englebach
★ 18. Marie-Loise Thomsen,
★ 19. Silvia Luraghi
★ 20. J. P. Mallory
★ 21. Anne H. Groton
★ 22. Hines
★ 23. Vitruvius
★ 24. Claudias Ptolemy
★ 25. Herodotus War with Judah, Sennacherib, siege of 701 BC
★ 26. Michael Grant
★ 27. Lucas N. H. Bunt, Phillip S.Jones, Jack D. Bedient Includes references to a Days Journey and a Days Sail
★ 28. H Arthur KleinIncludes references to a Days Journey and a Days Sail
★ 29 Francis H. Moffitt
★ 30. R. A. Cordingley
★ 31. H Johnathan Riley Smith
★ 32. H.W. Koch
★ 2. Nelson Glueck'Discusses The evidence for the Exodus in the Negev'
★ 3. William H McNeil and Jean W Sedlar, Discusses the evidence for Habiru and hapitu in Canaan
★ 4. Andrew George, Includes toponyms for Canaan
★ 5. James B. Pritchard, discuses reports of habiru from the Amarna letters which agree and are colaborated by Egyptian campaign reports and thos places on the stations list which are also on the Kings Highway
★ 6. Shaika Haya Ali Al Khalifa and Michael Rice, Discussion of rock art near Timna
★ 7. Dr. Muhammed Abdul Nayeem, Discussion of the sites in and around Timna
★ 8. Michael Roaf Discusses reports of Hittites and Mitanni settlements in Cannan and interactions with the habiru
★ 9. Nicholas Awde and Putros Samano
★ 10. Gerard HermTrade with Ezion Geber
1. (Nelson Glueck "Rivers in the Desert followed the list of stations from the Exodus and located many of the sites in the Negev)
2. (Dr. Muhammed Abdul Nayeem, "Prehistory and Protohistory of the Arabian Peninsula")
3. (The Book of Exodus in the Pentateuch, chapters 13 : 16)
4. (James B. Pritchard, "The ANE" )
★
The Egyptian and Hittite spheres of influence around the time of the 18th dynasty.
The Stations of the Exodus in Egypt
| 'Station' | 'Biblical Reference' | 'Description' | 'Modern Location' |
| 1. Ramesses | Ex. 12:37; Nu. 33:3,5 | the Rameses district was of the highest quality land in Egypt (Ge. 47:11) | Thebes, Egypt |
| 2. Sukkoth | Ex. 12:37, 13:20; Nu. 33:5-6 | The tombs of Karnak from which the bones of Joseph are retrieved | across the Nile from Thebes |
| 3. Etham | Ex. 13:20; Nu. 33:6-8 | "on the edge of the wilderness" | The wadi Ham M3at leading from Thebes to the Red Sea |
| 4. Pi-Hahiroth | Ex. 14:2-3; Nu. 33:7-8 | "between Migdol and the sea, opposite Ba'al-Zephon" (the god of the west wind) | In Egyptian the place of "facing the fear of coming forth abroad as a fugitive" |
| 5. Marah | Ex. 15:23; Nu. 33:8-9 | lit. 'bitterness' | The outskirts of Thebes port of Elim |
| 6. Elim | Ex. 15:27, 16:1; Nu. 33:9-10 | Had 12 wells and 70 palm trees | Modern Thebes Port of Quasire |
The 7th Station of the Exodus
The 7th Station of the Exodus lies between Elim and Elat in the Red Sea which is an anglified version of the Greek name, the Erythrian Sea.
| 'Station' | 'Biblical Reference' | 'Description' | 'Modern Location' |
| 7. By the Red Sea | Nu. 33:10-11 | By the Erythrian Sea | Thebes Port of Quasire |
The Passage of the Red Sea is described in the [2]. (Periplus of the Erythraean Sea. According to the story it is in the first month, the time of inundation that they leave from Thebes, but in the second month that they arrive off Sinai. The Gulf of Aqaba separates the kingdoms of the Araba or Arabia Petra from Egypt, just as Egypts province of Canaan separates Egypts vassals from the Hittites and their allies the Nahraim.
The Stations of the Exodus after reaching Sinai
The 8th station reaches Sinai. None of the Stations except numbers 8 and 12 are actually in the Sinai
| 'Station' | 'Biblical Reference' | 'Description' | 'Modern Location' |
| 8. Sin Wilderness | Ex. 16:1, 17:1; Nu. 33:11-12 | God supplies quail and manna, "Between Elim and Elat" | Gulf of Aqaba |
The Stations of the Exodus in and around Elat
The 9th-13th stations are in and around Elat The 'Stations list ' now refers to the stations or stopping point of the Sons of Israel in their Exodus after they have [3] left Egypt and crossed the Red Sea.
The list of the locations the Israelites stopped at after the Exodus from Egypt are taken from the locations mentioned in the Book of Exodus and the rest of the Pentateuch. [4] discuses reports of habiru from the Amarna letters which agree and are colaborated by Egyptian campaign reports and those places on the stations list which are also on the Kings Highway
Station 12 refers to a dozen campsites in and around Timna in Modern Israel near Elat.
What follows is a list of the various stops of the Israelites on the Stations Lists, which are also links to the respective underlying articles.
The biblical reference is given in the next column. The modern equivalents of these locations, such as are known, are given in the column at right. Click on the first station to begin the tour:
| 'Station' | 'Biblical Reference' | 'Description' | 'Modern Location' |
| 9. Dophkah | Nu. 33:12-13 | "Dophkah" from the semitic root for Adonis, a Phoenician emporia at Elat | Egyptiam suburb of modern Elat |
| 10. Alush | Nu. 33:13-14 | the summit of Horeb where the water flowed from the rock | Mt Horab at modern Elat |
| 11. Rephidim | Ex. 17:1, 19:2; Nu. 33:14-15 | near Mt. Horab at Elat | Place of rhe First Contact with the Amalek and Rephidim of the Negev, Edom, and Canaan |
| 12. Sinai Wilderness | Ex. 19:1-2; Nu. 10:12, 33:15-16 | The campsites near Elat | A dozen sites with Egyptian artifacts have been found at Timnah near Elat |
| 13. Kibroth-Hattaavah | Taberah Nu. 11:1, Nu. 11:35, 33:16-17 | lit. ''Graves of Longing'' or ''Graves of Lust'' | The burials of those who fought the Amalek at Horab |
The stations that follow the border of Edom
Stations 14-21 follow the border of Edom heading North adjacent to the desert of Sn and then turn east back to Moab and Medeba which is a plateaus of cattle ranges in Jordan.
:The 14th-18th lead North up to Gaza following the western bound of Edom
:The 19th-21st lead East back to Moab following the northern bound of Edom
| 'Station' | 'Biblical Reference' | 'Description' | 'Modern Location' |
| 14. Hazeroth | Nu. 11:35, 12:16, 33:17-18 | Between Elat and Kadesh Barnea | - - |
| 15. Rithmah | Nu. 33:18-19 | Near Kadesh Barnea | - - |
| 16. Rimmon-Perez | Nu. 33:19-20 | Kadesh Barnea the Brook of Egypt | - - |
| 17. Libnah | Nu. 33:20-21 | The White land in the West, | Libyan Frankincense emporia |
| 18. Rissah | Nu. 33:21-22 | a fortified well | on the Kings highway |
| 19. Kehelathah | Nu. 33:22-23 | The place of gathering antimony | on the Kings highway |
| 20. Mount Shapher | Nu. 33:23-24 | from Arabic safarya, journey, | from safar, departure |
| 21. Haradah | Nu. 33:24-25 | the place of departure a place of fear | between Mount Shapher and Makhelot near Moab |
The Exodus reaches Moab and heads south toward Petra
:The 22nd-25th lead south to Petra following the eastern bound of Edom
:The 26th through 28th are in and around Petra.
:The 29th-32nd lead south from the cleft in the mountain at Petra back to Ezion Geber or Elat.
:Station 33 goes back North to Kadesh
:Station 34 goes back East to Mt Hor at Petra.
:The 35th -37th lead north along the kings highway and the border of Moab to Mt Nebo.
:Station 38 is Mount Nebo and 39 is Dibon the capital of Moab.
:Stations 40-42 are in Moab near Mt Nebo.
| 'Station' | 'Biblical Reference' | 'Description' | 'Modern Location' |
| 22. Makheloth | Nu. 33:25-26 | A place dedicated to Moloch | Near Moab |
| 23. Tahath | Nu. 33:26-27 | Egyptian for the land of gardens | On the borders of Moab and Edom |
| 24. Tarah | Nu. 33:27-28 | Ta Ra The land of the Egyptians | On the borders of Moab and Edom |
| 25. Mithcah | Nu. 33:28-29 | associated with Petra | on the borders of Moab and Edom near Petra. |
| 26. Hashmonah | Nu. 33:29-30 | Ha Shmona | Kiryat Shmona South |
| 27. Moseroth | Nu. 33:30-31 | The place where Aaron died | at the foor of Mt Hor (Petra) |
| 28. Bene-Jaakan | Nu. 33:31-32 | the wells of Jaakan | Near Mt Hor (Petra) |
| 29. Petra | Nu. 33:32-33 | Siq The cleft in the cleft of the mountain | the entrance to Petra |
| 30. Jotbathah | Nu. 33:33-34 | Between Petra and Elat | - - |
| 31. Abronah | Nu. 33:34-35 | Near Elat | - - |
| 32. Ezion-Geber | Nu. 33:35-36 | Elat | Near northern tip of Gulf of Aqaba |
| 33. Kadesh | Nu. 20:1,22, 33:36-37 | Located in the Wilderness of Zin; Miriam's burial place | Kadesh Barnea, the southern Border of Israel at the Brook of Egypt |
| 34. Mount Hor (Petra) | Nu. 20:22, 21:4, 33:37-41 | On the MoabEdomite border; | Aaron's burial place |
| 35. Zalmonah | Nu. 33:41-42 | where the manna was delivered | textual artifact al mon = manna |
| 36. Punon | Nu. 33:42-43 | A place without mannah where the sons of Israel complained of hunger | and were attacked by snakes |
| 37. Oboth | Nu. 21:10-11, 33:43-44 | adjacent to Mt Nebo | Moab, Ammon, Edom, Zobah, and the Philistines |
| 38. Abarim Ruins | Nu. 21:11, 33:44-45 | Israelites encamped beneath Mount Nebo | at the ruins |
| 39. Dibon Gad | Nu. 33:45-46 | Dhiban was the capital of Moab | in Jordan east of the Dead Sea south of Amman |
| 40. Almon Diblathaim | Nu. 33:46-47 | where the manna was delivered by the west wind | Phillistine Athaim, a town in Moab |
| 41. Abarim Mountains | Nu. 33:13-14 | Israelites encamped beneath Mount Nebo | - - |
| 42. Moab Plains | Nu. 22:1, 33:48-50 | Israelites encamped on the Jordan River from Beith Hayishimoth to Aveil Hashittim | Occupied most of the Trans-Jordan region |
Alternative unreferenced version
The 'Stations list' is the list of the locations visited by the Israelites following their exodus from Egypt.
Under the documentary hypothesis, the list is believed to have originally been a distinct and separate source text. In the hypothesis, it is believed that the redactor, who combined the sources, used parts of the Stations list to fill out awkward joins between the main sources. The list lists the locations visited by the Israelites, during their journey through the wilderness, after having left Egypt. Consequently, the parts which were inserted to join up the sources appear in suitable locations in the Book of Exodus and the Book of Numbers.
However, a slightly variant version of the list appears in full at Numbers 33, and several parts of the journey described in the full list, most noticeably the journey from Sinai to Zin, do not appear in the fragmented version. It is tempting to suggest that the journey from Sinai to Zin was cut out of the fragmented version due to a copying error caused by the similarity in sound of "Sinai" and "Zin". However, as there are 42 locations in the full list, and the Israelites were said to have been in the desert for 40 years, it is possible that several locations in the full list were added to the list of destinations as a literary device. It may even be the case that both of these are true, the full list being the original on which the fragmented version was based.
Both versions of the list contain several brief narrative fragments. For example "...And they came to Elim, where there were twelve wells of water, and seventy date-palms...". It is the matter of some debate as to how much of the narrative is part of the original text of the list, and how much is extra detail added into it by the redactor.
The situation also occurs in reverse, where some brief texts, within parts of the list, and ascribed to the redactor, are usually regarded as not being part of the list of stations, albeit without much conviction. This is particularly true for Numbers 21:14-15, which references unknown events in the lost Book of the wars of the lord, and Numbers 21:16b-18a, describing the digging of the well at Beer.
What follows is a list of the various stops of the Israelites on the Stations Lists, which are also links to the respective underlying articles. The biblical reference is given in the next column. The modern equivalents of these locations, such as are known, are given in the column at right. You can also just click on Rameses to begin with the first location of the tour:
References
Archaeological References
★ 1. Renfrew, Colin and Bahn, Paul 'Page 515 discusses conflicts between archaeology and Judaism'
Near Eastern References
★ 2. Nelson Glueck'Discusses The evidence for the Exodus in the Negev pp,15,41,63,95,102,106,118,119,122,123,138,143,150-151,162,167,170,171,172,186,187,194,243,246,250,258,276'
★ 3. William H McNeil and Jean W Sedlar, Discusses the evidence for Habiru and hapitu in Canaan
★ 4. Andrew George, Includes toponyms for Canaan
★ 5. James B. Pritchard, Jerusalim, siege and fall
★ 6. Shaika Haya Ali Al Khalifa and Michael Rice,
★ 7. Dr. Muhammed Abdul Nayeem,
★ 8. Michael Roaf
★ 9. Nicholas Awde and Putros Samano
★ 10. Gerard HermJerusalim pp 33,84-106 passim, 123,125,126,145,149,150,154
Marine Archaeology Rederences
★ 11. Lionel Casson
★ 12. George Bass
Egyptological References
★ 13. Gardiner
★ 14. Antonio Loprieno
★ 15. Michael Rice
★ 16. Gillings
★ 17. Somers Clarke and R. Englebach
Linguistic References
★ 18. Marie-Loise Thomsen,
★ 19. Silvia Luraghi
★ 20. J. P. Mallory
★ 21. Anne H. Groton
★ 22. Hines
Classical References
★ 23. Vitruvius
★ 24. Claudias Ptolemy
★ 25. Herodotus War with Judah, Sennacherib, siege of 701 BC
Historical References
★ 26. Michael Grant
Mathematical References
★ 27. Lucas N. H. Bunt, Phillip S.Jones, Jack D. Bedient Includes references to a Days Journey and a Days Sail
Mensurational References
★ 28. H Arthur KleinIncludes references to a Days Journey and a Days Sail
★ 29 Francis H. Moffitt
Architectural References
★ 30. R. A. Cordingley
Medieval References
★ 31. H Johnathan Riley Smith
★ 32. H.W. Koch
Misc
★ 2. Nelson Glueck'Discusses The evidence for the Exodus in the Negev'
★ 3. William H McNeil and Jean W Sedlar, Discusses the evidence for Habiru and hapitu in Canaan
★ 4. Andrew George, Includes toponyms for Canaan
★ 5. James B. Pritchard, discuses reports of habiru from the Amarna letters which agree and are colaborated by Egyptian campaign reports and thos places on the stations list which are also on the Kings Highway
★ 6. Shaika Haya Ali Al Khalifa and Michael Rice, Discussion of rock art near Timna
★ 7. Dr. Muhammed Abdul Nayeem, Discussion of the sites in and around Timna
★ 8. Michael Roaf Discusses reports of Hittites and Mitanni settlements in Cannan and interactions with the habiru
★ 9. Nicholas Awde and Putros Samano
★ 10. Gerard HermTrade with Ezion Geber
The Bible, Numbers 33,
The stages of the Exodus from 'Thebes Egypt' to the Red Sea
:33:5 And the children of Israel removed from 'Rameses', and pitched in Succoth.
:P33:6 And they departed from 'Succoth', and pitched in Etham, which is in the edge of the wilderness.
:33:7 And they removed from 'Etham', and turned again unto Pihahiroth, which is before 'Baalzephon': and they pitched before 'Migdol'.
:P33:8 And they departed from before 'Pihahiroth', and passed through the midst of the sea into the wilderness, and went three days' journey in the wilderness of Etham, and pitched in Marah.
:33:9 And they removed from 'Marah', and came unto Elim: and in Elim were twelve fountains of water, and threescore and ten palm trees; and they pitched there.
:33:10 And they removed from 'Elim', and encamped by the Red sea.
:The crossing of 'the Red Sea'
:33:11 And they removed from the 'Red sea', and encamped in the wilderness of Sin.
:The encampments in and around 'Mt Horab and Elat'
:33:12 And they took their journey out of 'the wilderness of Sin', and encamped in Dophkah.
:33:13 And they departed from 'Dophkah', and encamped in Alush.
:33:14 And they removed from 'Alush', and encamped at Rephidim, where was no water for the people to drink.
:33:15 And they departed from 'Rephidim', and pitched in the wilderness of Sinai.
:33:16 And they removed from 'the desert of Sinai', and pitched at Kibrothhattaavah.
:33:17 And they departed from 'Kibrothhattaavah', and encamped at Hazeroth.
:The encampments bordering 'Edom'
:33:18 And they departed from 'Hazeroth', and pitched in Rithmah.
:33:19 And they departed from 'Rithmah', and pitched at Rimmonparez.
:33:20 And they departed from 'Rimmonparez', and pitched in Libnah.
:33:21 And they removed from 'Libnah', and pitched at Rissah.
:33:22 And they journeyed from 'Rissah', and pitched in Kehelathah.
:33:23 And they went from 'Kehelathah', and pitched in mount Shapher.
:33:24 And they removed from 'mount Shapher', and encamped in Haradah.
:The encampments in and around 'Moab'
:33:25 And they removed from 'Haradah', and pitched in Makheloth.
:33:26 And they removed from 'Makheloth', and encamped at Tahath.
:33:27 And they departed from 'Tahath', and pitched at Tarah.
:33:28 And they removed from 'Tarah', and pitched in Mithcah.
:33:29 And they went from 'Mithcah', and pitched in Hashmonah.
:33:30 And they departed from 'Hashmonah', and encamped at Moseroth.
: The encampements in and around 'Pella'
:33:31 And they departed from 'Moseroth', and pitched in Benejaakan.
:33:32 And they removed from 'Benejaakan', and encamped at Horhagidgad.
:33:33 And they went from 'Horhagidgad', and pitched in Jotbathah.
:33:34 And they removed from 'Jotbathah', and encamped at Ebronah.
:The return to 'Elat and Kadesh Barnea'
:33:35 And they departed from 'Ebronah', and encamped at Eziongaber.
:33:36 And they removed from 'Eziongaber', and pitched in the wilderness of Zin, which is Kadesh.
:33:37 And they removed from 'Kadesh', and pitched in mount Hor, in the edge of the land of Edom.
:The return to 'Pella'
:33:41 And they departed from 'mount Hor', and pitched in Zalmonah.
:33:42 And they departed from 'Zalmonah', and pitched in Punon.
:The return to 'Moab'
:33:43 And they departed from 'Punon', and pitched in Oboth.
:33:44 And they departed from 'Oboth', and pitched in Ijeabarim, in the border of Moab.
:33:45 And they departed from 'Iim', and pitched in Dibongad.
:33:46 And they removed from 'Dibongad', and encamped in Almondiblathaim.
:33:47 And they removed from 'Almondiblathaim', and pitched in the mountains of Abarim, before Nebo.
:33:48 And they departed from 'the mountains of Abarim', and pitched in the plains of Moab by Jordan near 'Jericho'.
:33:49 And they pitched 'by Jordan', from 'Bethjesimoth'' even unto 'Abelshittim' in the plains of Moab.
External links
1. (Nelson Glueck "Rivers in the Desert followed the list of stations from the Exodus and located many of the sites in the Negev)
2. (Dr. Muhammed Abdul Nayeem, "Prehistory and Protohistory of the Arabian Peninsula")
3. (The Book of Exodus in the Pentateuch, chapters 13 : 16)
4. (James B. Pritchard, "The ANE" )
External links
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