Logistics of the Exodus

A. The people needed 2,000 tons -- four million pounds -- of

food each day. To bring that much food each day, would
require three freight trains each a mile long!

B. In the desert they needed firewood to cook and keep

warm. Each day this would take 4,000 tons eight million
pounds of wood and a few more freight trains, each a mile
long.
C. 11 million gallons each day, and a freight train with tank
cars 1,800 miles long, just to bring water!
Each time they camped at the end of
the day, they needed a campground
two-thirds the size of the State of
Rhode Island, about 750 square
miles.
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 A view looking down from the mountain showing where the
fence Moses would have built would have been located. The
fence above is in the same location. Next is several photos of the
mountain.
Fence and Sign - Calf Altar
A = Saudi Guard House
B = Altar with Petroglyphs
C = Remains of 12 Pillars
D = Large Altar at the foot of Mt. Sinai
e = Red Lines mark Wells
e = Aqua Lines mark Stone Fences
Above: Using Google Earth you can see the fence around these large
rocks, out in the encampment area.
Rocks: 28 34' 52.78" N 35 23' 46.06" E
Guard house & fence: 28 35' 12.50" N 35 23' 08.36" E
Mount Sinai and Details Below the Area
Tent Hut Circles
These tent hut circles are located at this very site
of Mount Sinai.
Part of the Altar and Coral
Altar
Elijah Cave

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Inside the cave of Elijah
 Division of the Ten Commandments by religion/denomination

Anglican, Reformed, and other Roman Catholic,

Commandment Jewish (Talmudic)*
Christian Orthodox Christian
Lutheran**

I am the Lord your

God
1

preface
You shall have no other gods 1
1 1
before me
You shall not make for yourself 2
an idol 2 2

Do not take the name of

the Lord in vain
3 3 3 2
Remember the Sabbath
and keep it holy
4 4 4 3
Honor your father and
mother 5 5 5 4
You shall not
kill/murder†
6 6 6 5
You shall not commit adultery 7 7 7 6
You shall not steal†† 8 8 8 7
You shall not bear false witness
against your neighbor 9 9 9 8
You shall not covet‡ your
neighbor's wife
9
You shall not covet‡ anything
10 10 10
that belongs to your neighbor 10
j The Letter TET is the Letter not
found in the Ten Commandments
in Paleo Hebrew the letter u
represents the serpent so the
teachings is that as long we are
obedient to the Torah the serpent
has not authority on us but if we
break the Torah we open the door
to the serpent.
 The Law: All 613 Commandments!
(248 Positive Commandments and 365 Negative
Commandments)

Israel was given 613 commandments

(mitzvot), according to the Talmud, which
contain 248 positive commands and 365
negative ones.

The positive mitzvot equal the number of

parts of the body; the negative mitzvot
correspond to the number of days in the
solar year.
Numerical Value of the Word Torah in
Hebrew
(numerical equivalent) of the four
Hebrew letters of the word Torah is
611.
6+1+1= 8
8 is new beginnings and
resurrection