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Tarah

Tarah was a wilderness encampment where the Israelites stopped during their 40-year journey from Egypt to Canaan. It appears in the itinerary of Israel's travels recorded in Numbers 33.

Overview

Tarah was one of the many stations where the Israelites camped during their wilderness wanderings after the exodus from Egypt. Listed in the detailed account of Israel's journey, Tarah represents a specific stopping point in God's providential guidance of His people toward the Promised Land.

Key Scriptures

"They departed from Terah and camped at Tarah" (Numbers 33:27, NASB). "They departed from Tarah and camped at Mithcah" (Numbers 33:28, NASB).

Application

Like the Israelites' journey through the wilderness with specific encampments, believers today can trust that God guides us through each stage of our spiritual pilgrimage, even when the destination seems distant.

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✦ Topical Scripture Breakdown 2 verses
A camping place of the Israelites.