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The trip from Sinai to Canaan, often associated with the biblical Exodus, is traditionally understood to have taken 40 years. This lengthy journey was due to various reasons, including disobedience and a lack of faith among the Israelites. However, the actual distance from Mount Sinai to Canaan is relatively short, estimated to be around 200 to 250 miles, suggesting that the extended duration was more symbolic than a reflection of the physical journey.
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How long did isarel spend at mt sinai?
If you are referring to the time Israel spent in Sinai after getting out of Egypt and before going into Canaan, then it would be 40 years
What did the Canaanites build god on Mount Sinai?
They didn't. The Canaanites lived in Canaan, nowhere near Mount Sinai.
When the Hebrew nation left slavery in Egypt to go to Canaan what obstacles did they have to cross?
sinai peninsula
Who brought the hebrews across the sinai desert back to canaan?
Moses.
What the name of the peniNsula that moses led the israelites from egypt to canaan?
The Sinai Peninsula.
What is one of the deserts that the Israelites crossed to get to Canaan?
The wildernesses of Tzin, Sinai, Moab, Shur, Kadesh (to name some of them).
Moses led isrealites from Egypt to canaan across what large pennisula between red sea and medditeranean sea?
The Sinai Pennisula
What was the wandering in the Sinai Desert?
It was the forty-year period (Numbers ch.14) that the Israelites spent in the wilderness before entering Canaan.
What is the trip that Moses took from Egypt to Canaan called?
It is called the Exodus
How long is it from the sinai desert to israel?
The Sinai Desert borders Israel.
How long was the trip original supposed to take for the israelites to the promise land Was it a 7 day trip that took 40 years?
The actual journey was uncertain, but it took 40 long years as the people were punished who made the golden calf, they died and did not put their feet on Canaan
How long does the Canaan dog live?
The Canaan Dog has a life span of 12 - 13 years.
