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[[Image:Nomads1895.JPG|thumb|200px|right|Egyptian wall relief of Semitic nomads, c. 1800 B.C.]]
The '''Exodus''' took place approximately 1441 B.C. when [[Moses]] led the Isrealites out of bondage from Egypt towards the Promised Land of [[Israel]]. The actual date with which this event took place has been the subject of serious study, speculation, and controversy. Currently, debate has centered on three dates: an early date of 1441 B.C.; a late date of 1290 B.C., and a date of 1550 B.C. postulated by historian David Rohl in his study of Egyptian dating, resulting in the controversial [[New Chronology]].
The '''Exodus''' took place approximately 1441 B.C. when [[Moses]] led the Isrealites out of bondage from Egypt towards the Promised Land of [[Israel]]. The actual date with which this event took place has been the subject of serious study, speculation, and controversy. Currently, debate has centered on three dates: an early date of 1441 B.C.; a late date of 1290 B.C., and a date of 1550 B.C. postulated by historian David Rohl in his study of Egyptian dating, resulting in the controversial [[New Chronology]].