The Exodus Route: Etham "Shut in by wilderness" - The …
Etham is one of the most interesting and most important locations for determining the exodus route and the crossing of the Red Sea. Pharaoh said: "They are wandering aimlessly in the land; the wilderness has shut them in." Ex 14:3; Philo also illustrates that at Etham, they were trapped by the wilderness:
Bible Map: Etham - Bible Atlas.org
At Etham (Exodus 13:20), the Hebrews camped in the "edge," or at "the end," of the desert West of the sea that they were to cross (see EXODUS). This camp was probably near the North end of the Bitter Lakes, a march from Succoth. Brugsch (Hist. Egypt, II, 359) would compare Etham with the Egyptian Khetam ("fort"), but the Hebrew word has no ...
From Succoth to Etham - The Boat Children (Out of Egypt)
After the Hebrews leave the Delta area of Egypt where they lived for many generations, they travel to Succoth. Their next stop is Etham. They traveled from Succoth, and they encamped in Etham, at the edge of the desert. (Exodus 13:20) It is this leg of the journey where their travels are not merely quick but cross over into the miraculous.
Topical Bible: Etham
Etham (bounded by the sea), one of the early resting-places of the Israelites when they quitted Egypt; described as "in the edge of the wilderness."
Map of the Route of the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt
This map shows the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt to the Promised Land under the leadership of Moses. The Nile Delta was a triangular area of marshland about 150 miles from north to south, from Memphis to the Mediterranean, and about 150 - 200 miles wide. Upper Egypt was a bit further south from Lower Egypt, starting at Memphis (bottom of ...
The Bible's Exodus Route - Goshen to Mt Sinai - BibleInsight
The information provided seems to suggest an exodus journey along the lines of what is shown below. - Succoth in Egypt - Etham on the edge of the wilderness. - Backtracking after Etham (Num 33:7 and Exod 14:2-3), indicating to Pharaoh that the …
Etham - Encyclopedia of The Bible - Bible Gateway
The first encampment of the Israelites after leaving Succoth (Exod 13:20). Its precise location is unknown, but it was on the edge of the wilderness of Shur (15:22), a portion of which was known as the wilderness of Etham (Num 33:6-8).
Pithom, "House of Atum" - Egypt and the Bible
2018年8月30日 · Pithom, also called Etham, was located in the Wadi Tumilat to the east of the Nile Delta. Pithom was the third destination of the Israelite exodus (Exod 13:20, Num 33:6-8). It was one of the cities where the Israelites built for the Egyptians mud brick storage magazines like those at the Ramesseum (see photo above).
Etham (International Standard Bible Encyclopedia) - Bible Tools
At Etham (Exodus 13:20), the Hebrews camped in the "edge," or at "the end," of the desert West of the sea that they were to cross (see EXODUS). This camp was probably near the North end of the Bitter Lakes, a march from Succoth. Brugsch (Hist. Egypt, II, 359) would compare Etham with the Egyptian Khetam ("fort"), but the Hebrew word has no ...
Strong's Hebrew: 864. אֵתָם (Etham) -- Etham - Bible Hub
Usage: Etham is a location mentioned in the Hebrew Bible, specifically in the context of the Israelites' exodus from Egypt. It is described as a place where the Israelites camped during their journey through the wilderness.