c. 1444 BC
Moses sent twelve spies to explore Canaan. Ten returned with fearful reports, while only Joshua and Caleb urged faith. The people rebelled, and God condemned that generation to forty years of wandering in the wilderness.
The wilderness wandering stands as a sobering warning about unbelief. Despite seeing God's miracles, Israel failed to trust Him. Hebrews uses this as a warning for believers not to harden their hearts.
Explore other events from this period in biblical history.
When Pharaoh ordered all Hebrew baby boys killed, Moses' mother placed him in a basket on the Nile....
While tending sheep in Midian, Moses encountered God in a burning bush that was not consumed. God re...
God sent ten devastating plagues upon Egypt when Pharaoh refused to let Israel go. The final plague,...
After the tenth plague, Pharaoh released the Israelites. Approximately two million people left Egypt...
Pursued by Pharaoh's army, the Israelites were trapped at the Red Sea. God parted the waters, allowi...
Three months after the Exodus, Israel arrived at Mount Sinai. God descended on the mountain in fire...
Create a free account to bookmark events, save study notes, and track your journey through Scripture.
Choose which cookies you'd like to allow. Your preferences are saved for one year.
Session management, CSRF protection, and authentication. These cookies are necessary for the website to function and cannot be disabled.
Help us understand how visitors use the platform so we can improve Bible study tools and content. Data is anonymized and never sold.
Remember your accessibility settings, reading preferences, and display choices across visits.