Here we have an Exodus route map. It comes Susan’s favorite map reference, Holman Bible Atlas. If you follow the red line, you will see a possible path for the Israelite exodus out of Egypt up to the Wilderness of Zin. The Map shows possible places for Mount Sinai, and the land of Amalek and Moab (all important factors for future chapters.
The route itself is not the shortest path or the easiest when you imagine 2 million people including elderly and children, as well as livestock and all belongings. This must have been a massive undertaking and such a sight to behold.
Do you reference maps often in your Bible studies? It’s a gamechanger for me. I’m such a visual learner and not well versed in western geography. If you are like me, we will have more and more map show notes are we continue into other regions. Let us know if you find them helpful in the comments!
For convenience, here are links to the exodus route map’s scripture references: Exodus 13:17-19; Exodus 13:3; Numbers 10: 11-12; Numbers 10: 16 and Numbers 33: 1-36.
What Bible benders did you find through the map or in Exodus so far? Have you found Bible Benders that Susan hasn’t found or shared? We want to know about those–we are a book club podcast after all! Continue on in the journey as we travel the Exodus route to Mount Sinai.
