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
40 years.
The trip could have been done in a month.
Knowledge of God's covenant made the Israelites optimistic and faithful to God. It is the reason that 3800 years have passed and Judaism hasn't disappeared.
No. Miriam was Moses older sister and Moses had died before the Israelites 40 years in the desert were over.
God promised to send the Israelites to the Promised Land (Canna, or Palestine). They walked 40 years in the desert with Moses (though he never made it to the Promised Land, he died when they could see it in the distance and Joshua took over).
Technically, they didn't. The delay was imposed by God, because the Israelites weren't sufficiently confident in God's promise to help them take the Holy Land (Numbers ch.13-14). See also:The complaints in the wilderness
According to the biblical account in the Book of Numbers, out of the original group of Israelites who left Egypt, only two—Joshua and Caleb—entered the Promised Land. The rest of that generation, due to their lack of faith and disobedience, perished during the 40 years of wandering in the desert. Therefore, while many Israelites left Egypt, only these two were permitted to enter the land promised to their ancestors.
Abraham, ancestor of the Israelites, lived 3800 years ago. Moses was 3300 years ago.
40 years
According to tradition, The Israelites lived in Egypt for 210 years, of which they were in varying degrees of bondage for some 118 years.
Yes it was only God that saved the Israelites in the forty years of wandering.
It doesn't say how many years it took for the promise to be fufilled, but it does say that he was 99 years old when the promise was finally fufilled.