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Other Amorrhite towns were taken by Jair, a tribesman of Manasses, who called them Havoth-Jair, that is, Jair’s villages; (Numbers 32, 41)
and Nobe, who invaded and captured Chanath with its daughter-towns, called this after his own name, Nobe. (Numbers 32, 42)
Here is a list of the stages through which the Israelites journeyed, when Moses and Aaron had led their armies out of Egypt. (Numbers 33, 1)
It was Moses that kept a record of the places where they encamped, now here, now there, at the Lord’s bidding. (Numbers 33, 2)
and from there they marched along past Phihahiroth, which is opposite Beelsephon, and encamped by Magdalus. (Numbers 33, 7)
From Phihahiroth they went across through the heart of the sea into the wilderness, and after three days’ march in the desert of Etham, halted at Mara. (Numbers 33, 8)
From Mara they came to Elim, where there were twelve springs and seventy palm-trees, and pitched their tents there. (Numbers 33, 9)
When they left it, they encamped by the Red Sea, and from the Red Sea (Numbers 33, 10)
thence to Raphidim, where the people could not find enough water to drink. (Numbers 33, 14)
thence to the Graves of Greed, (Numbers 33, 16)
thence to Rethma, (Numbers 33, 18)
thence to Remmonphares, (Numbers 33, 19)
