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[[File:Map-Route-Exodus-Israelites-Egypt.jpg|thumb|The Hebrews, led by Moses, may have traveled from Goshen to Kadesh-barnea using one the caravan routes shown above.]]'''Mount Sinai''', also Mount Horeb, is a mountain where [[Moses]] received the [[Ten Commandments]] from [[God]] in the 13th century BC. The mountain is in the "wilderness of Sinai," according to the Bible.<ref>{{bibleverse||Exodus|19:1}}, {{bibleverse||Numbers|9:1}}, ESV.</ref> Various locations have been suggested.  

[[File:Map-Route-Exodus-Israelites-Egypt.jpg|thumb|The Hebrews, led by Moses, may have traveled from Goshen to Kadesh-barnea using one the caravan routes shown above.]]'''Mount Sinai''', also Mount Horeb, is a mountain where [[Moses]] received the [[Ten Commandments]] from [[God]] in the 13th century BC. This is the foundational event of Judaism. The mountain is in the "wilderness of Sinai," according to the Bible.<ref>{{bibleverse||Exodus|19:1}}, {{bibleverse||Numbers|9:1}}, ESV.</ref> Various locations have been suggested.  

The Hebrews encountered the mountain while travelling east from Goshen in Egypt on their way to Kadesh-barnea in the Negev. They crossed Red Sea shortly after leaving the town of Rameses in the Nile delta. Before crossing, they camped near Migdol near the head of the Gulf of Suez.<ref>{{bibleverse||Exodus|12:37}}; {{bibleverse||Exodus|13:20-14:2}}; {{bibleverse|Numbers|33:5-8}}.</ref>

The Hebrews encountered the mountain while travelling east from Goshen in Egypt on their way to Kadesh-barnea in the Negev. They crossed Red Sea shortly after leaving the town of Rameses in the Nile delta. Before crossing, they camped near Migdol near the head of the Gulf of Suez.<ref>{{bibleverse||Exodus|12:37}}; {{bibleverse||Exodus|13:20-14:2}}; {{bibleverse|Numbers|33:5-8}}.</ref>