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Prophet MosesWells of Midian (Tabuk Province, Saudi Arabia): Moses fled across the desert to this oasis, where he defended Jethro's daughters, married Zipporah, and lived as a shepherd for forty years. |
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Prophet MosesMount Sinai / Mount Horeb (Sinai Peninsula): Moses encountered the miraculous Burning Bush here, returned to lead the Israelites out of Egypt, received the Ten Commandments, and lived in its vicinity. |
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Prophet MosesRed Sea Crossing (Moses) |
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Prophet MosesPyramids Giza (Moses) |
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Prophet MosesKadesh-Barnea (Border of Israel/Egypt): Moses established a long-term encampment here during the forty years of wilderness wandering, where he struck the rock in anger to produce water. |
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Prophet MosesRoyal Palace of Egypt (Memphis / Pi-Ramesses): Moses grew up here as an adopted prince of Egypt, enjoying royal privileges until he fled after defending an enslaved Israelite. |
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Prophet MosesLand of Goshen / Nile Delta (Lower Egypt): Moses was born here during a decree of infanticide, placed in a reed basket on the river, and miraculously drawn out by Pharaoh's daughter. |
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Prophet MosesMount Nebo (Madaba Governorate, Jordan): Moses climbed this peak at the end of his life, where God granted him a view of the Promised Land before he died at age 120 and was buried in an unmarkedgrave. |
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Prophet MosesDead Sea parted by Moses. A view from Mount Nebo, Jordan. According to the Bible, the exact location of Moses' grave is unknown, in order to impede idolatry. The image captures the panoramic viewlooking west from the summit ridge of Mount Nebo (Jabal Nibu) in western Jordan. According to biblical tradition, this is the mountain peak where Moses was granted a view of the Promised Land before his death. On a clear day, this high-altitude mountain ledge offers an expansive, sweeping view across the deep Jordan River Valley, the northern basin of the Dead Sea, and the distant hills of the West Bank. The stone walls visible in the lower left corner belong to the archaeological remnants surrounding the Memorial Church of Moses. |
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Prophet MosesTomb of Moses and his companions, Israel. The image shows an aerial view of Nabi Musa (the Tomb of Prophet Moses), a large, historic multi-domed sanctuary complex located in the Judean Desertwilderness, just south of the main road connecting Jerusalem and Jericho in the West Bank.Built primarily during the Mamluk period under Sultan Baybars in the 13th century, this fortified stone compound functions both as a mosque and a caravanserai. It marks the traditional Islamic location for the final resting place of Moses (Musa). Spread across the slopes directly in front of the complex walls is a vast historical Muslim cemetery, where pilgrims and local families have sought burial for centuries due to the holy nature of the site. |