Some help on the Israel journey of 40 years.

jam

At what time did God blind the Israelites, (to wonder for

40 years)? After crossing the Red sea Exodus states 15;22

"then they went out into the Wilderness of Shur. Three days

and found no water. When they came to Marah they found

water,( made sweet by a tree). Then they moved to Elim, water.

In 16;1, they came to Wilderness of Sin, on the fifteenth day

of the second month after they departed from Egypt.

My question, had they travel 45 days since they left Egypt and

were they blinded by God at this time.

In other words, they could have been half way there to Canaan.

Witness My Fury

It never happened. There is zero evidence for it, nada, zip.

It's just narrative and story telling and politico/religious backfilling to a predetermined end point.

wasblind

Hello Jam

You proved to me that things are much better today than back then

If only Moses had a GPS. If only........

jam

LOL. GPS.

Witness:It just shows the crazy stories in the Bible. How did I ever

believe such nonsense. But I love to point out the inconsistencies

of the Bible to my golf buddy,( a super believer). LOL

jam

Thanks Bobcat, I love it. This will certainly keep me busy.

Bobcat

Jam:

Here are a few more links. Hope this helps your research.

Take Care

Surprised myself by sitting down with a map and a calculater and working out how just big that desert was for a man on foot. Realised that it would have been rediculous to be 'lost' for even a few weeks in such a small area.

prologos

These were 2 million people, according to the sorry story. the population of a major city. they lived there for 40 years. no trace left.

we have finds of bands of nomads but no trace of 2 million?.

It might not be the only millions strong entity that will leave no trace.

jam

Black Sheep: So even a blind person could have found Canaan.

Some help on the Israel journey of 40 years.

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