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How long was it suppose to take the children of Israel to go through the wilderness?
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∙ 15y ago
40 years
......... Actually, it was supposed to take 11 days! Disobedience and lack of trust kept them wandering around for an extra 39 years ... until that generation had died out and only Joshua and Caleb were left.
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 11y agoA matter of days.
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Why did the children of Israel complain in the wilderness?
The Children of Israel were not emotionally ready for the difficulties required to be free men in charge of their own destiny and forging through an unknown wilderness.
Mobile temple used by moses and the children of israel in the wilderness?
It was the Arc Of The covenant.
Who was the first battle with when the children of israel was wandering in the wilderness?
Amalek (Exodus 17)
How many years were originally set for the children of Israel to stay in the wilderness?
A matter of months, at most.
Where in the bible does it say 11 days the children of Israel were supposed to be in the wilderness?
Deuteronomy (chapter 1). It speaks of a particular distance, not the entire time they were in the wilderness (which was forty years).
What is wilderness living?
The children of Israel, consisting of 600,000 footmen, plus women and children and old men were sustained in the wilderness for 40 years on manna and water from the rock, and living in tents and their shoes and clothes did not wear out.
What did the Children of Israel eat while in the wilderness?
According to the Bible, the Children of Israel eat Manna, a substance provided to them from heaven on a daily basis.
What was the wilderness of judea?
The countryside of Israel.
What bible verse talks about the israelite's disobedience to God which prolonged their journey period to canaan?
Numbers chapter 14. Through most of the chapter you can read of the disobiedience of the children of Israel. In verses 26 through 39 tells of the ones whos carcasses fell in the wilderness.
What was the church in the wilderness?
"The church in the wilderness" refers to the concept of the Israelites as the chosen people of God during their time wandering in the desert after fleeing slavery in Egypt. It represents their journey toward the Promised Land and their faithfulness to God despite challenges and hardships.
Are the dry bones in the valley that Ezekiel spoke to were they the people of Israel that died in the wilderness?
No.
God led the Israelites through the wilderness to where?
To the Holy Land, which they named Israel (Joshua 11:16,21; Judges 19:29; 1 Samuel 11:3, 13:1,9).
