that are thousands of years old, which means there may be inaccuracies in the details
used to establish chronological dates. Also understand that there are different versions
of how years are measured in regards to the events of ancient
history.
Given those reservations, my
Chronological Bible provides two possible years for the Exodus. The older way of marking
the time gives the starting year as 1446 BC; a more recent way of marking the dates
gives the year 1280 BC as the start of the Exodus. Regardless of the starting point you
choose to accept, remember that the time period of the Exodus spanned forty years as the
Hebrew people traveled in the wilderness. This means the crossing of the Jordan River
into Canaan occurred in either 1405 BC or 1239 BC, depending upon the method of marking
the years you follow.
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