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We remember the Hebrews left Mt. Sinai in Numbers chapter 10 on the twentieth day of the second month in the second year after they departed from Egypt. Chapter twenty gives us the death of Aaron the High Priest, which does us little good in terms of a calendar or timeline if not for Numbers chapter 33 verses 38-39, where we learn that Aaron died on the first day of the fifth month in the fortieth year. That tells us that between the time the spies return from the Promised Land in chapter 13 and the death of Aaron in chapter 20, thirty-eight years have passed. This number is confirmed in Deuteronomy 2:14. Another way to think about this is that of the forty years the people wandered in the wilderness, the first year and three months take place from Exodus 12 through Numbers 13. Thirty-eight years pass between Numbers 14 and Numbers 20. Six months pass from Numbers 21-36, and two months time pass in the book of Deuteronomy. We only see two of the forty years in detail, while the rest are sped through with little more than a nod. The timeline isn't for everyone, so let's move on to something more substantial and more Christ-centered...

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