© Charles Chandler

 

Tanakh	commentary
Exodus 12:33-51	Departure from Egypt
Exodus 13	They made it to the edge of the wilderness.
Exodus 14	They turned back. The Egyptian army came out to meet them. But the pharaoh fought on the side of the exiles, who prevailed.
Exodus 15	The Song of the Sea, and then on to Shur, Marah, and Elim.
Exodus 16	From Elim into the Sinai, with a mention of quail, and then the manna.
Numbers 11	More manna, and then the plague of the quail.
Numbers 13 Numbers 14	Caleb & Hoshea taunt the exiles into a rout at the hands of the Amalekites & Canaanites.
Numbers 12	Aaron & Miriam criticize Moses for marrying a Cushite woman (i.e., Ankhesenamun in 1332 bce).
Exodus 17 Numbers 20	There are two stories involving thirst, and then Moses striking a rock and getting water out of it, and then a confrontation with Esau. In Exodus, they had to fight Amalek, grandson of Esau, at Rephidim, while in Numbers, Jacob negotiated with Esau at Kadesh Barnea, and they turned away from Esau's soldiers.
Exodus 19	From Rephidim to Mount Sinai