The wanderings (sojourneying) recorded in the Torah (see for example Genesis ch.12 and Numbers ch.33) were all either the result of direct prophecy (e.g. Exodus ch.13) or a free-will act in the service of God (Genesis 12:6-8). Occasionally they sojourned (not "wandered" aimlessly) as circumatances forced them, such as famine (Genesis 12:9).
The bible states that it took the Hebrew people a total of 40 years wandering in the wilderness.
The Hebrew people wandered for 40 years in the wilderness . And they ate manna.
nomad
The future tense is will wander.
Nomads
Yes, and they are not called Hebrew people; they are called Jews.
No, wander is not a verb
Elaine Wander has written: 'The paintings of Elaine Wander'
Nomads
Today, Hebrew people are called Jews. A Jewish person can have any name. It doesn't have to be Hebrew.
Tagalog translation of WANDER: pagala-gala
am (עם), the Hebrew word for "people", is pronounced AHM.