How long did it take to get to the promise land?

The Hebrews spent 40 years wandering in the wilderness before they finally did take the Promised Land. While they were in the desert, God gave them miraculuous provision: manna from heaven for food, and water from a rock.

How many people came through the Red Sea?

TL;DR: An estimated 1.66 million people crossed the Red Sea. The goal of this post is to determine if the Bible gives the quantity of people who crossed the Red Sea. Exodus 12:37 gives a number of 600,000 men leaving Egypt on foot.

How many days did Moses cross the Red Sea?

Since the Bible is saying that God saved Israel on that day, right after His people were crossing over. Then it would seem to be saying that it took only one day for them to cross over to the other side of the Red Sea.

Where the Israelites crossed the Red Sea?

Sinai. North end of the Gulf of Suez, where Israelites crossed the Red Sea / American Colony, Jerusalem.

How long did it take the Jews to cross the Red Sea?

Exodus 12:29 (“midnight,” Israel told to leave Egypt) and Exodus 14:27 (“morning appeared,” Red Sea covered Egyptians) would give us an estimation of less than six hours, for the Jews to enter the Red Sea and safely pass through to the other shore. Also see:

What happened on Day 17 of the Red Sea crossing?

God orders them to backtrack to the final Red Sea crossing camp beside the Migdol where God used Israel to bait Pharaoh to attack. On day 17, as Israel leaves Etham, it would take 4 hours for a passenger pigeon to fly 400 km from the Egyptian watchtower (Migdol) back to Egypt with the message that Israel was trapped and wandering aimlessly.

How many Israelites crossed the Jordan River to conquer Canaan?

If you total all of that together, 136,930 combined, you still only have less than one-third of those available armed men, from those tribes, crossing the Jordan to join their fellow Israelite brothers to help conquer the land of Canaan.

How many Israelites left Egypt during the exodus?

Scholars believe that the total number of Israelites who left Egypt during the exodus, women and children and old men included, was around 2.4 million people.