Map of the Wanderings of the Israelites - Biblical Exodus Route #43883 (License: Personal Use)

This detailed historical map, attributed to F.S. Wells, traces the traditional path of the Israelites during the Exodus-from the Land of Goshen in Egypt, across the Red Sea, through the Wilderness of Sin and Paran, to Sinai and ultimately Jericho. Key geographic features such as the Gulf of Aqabah, the Dead Sea, and the Jordan River are labeled alongside biblical sites like Kadesh-barnea, Marah, and the Plains of Moab. The dotted line marks the presumed route of the Israelites, while topographic shading indicates mountain ranges and desert regions.

Used on religious education, theology, or history websites to illustrate the Exodus narrative; supports sermons, Bible study guides, and academic articles about ancient Near Eastern geography and Israelite migration. Matches user intent for visualizing biblical journeys and understanding sacred geography.