33 The following are the details of the stages of Yisrael’s journeys starting from when they exited Egypt tribe-by-tribe under Mosheh and Aharon’s leadership. 2 Mosheh, acting on Yahweh’s instructions, had written down their departure points, so these were the legs of their journeys:

3 The day after they celebrated the ‘pass-over’ (around the end of March), they left Rameses city, raising one fist in full view of all Egypt (Heb. Mitsrayim). 4 Meanwhile, the Egyptians were burying all their oldest sons who’d been struck down by Yahweh who had also totally humiliated their gods.

5 After leaving Rameses, the Israelis went to Sukkot and camped there. 6 Then they left Sukkit and camped at Etam at the edge of the wilderness. 7 After Etam, they turned back to Pi-Hahirot (opposite Baal-Tsefon) and camped facing Migdal. 8 Then they left Pi-Hahirot and walked through the middle of the sea into the Etam wilderness and camped at Marah. 9 From Marah, they went to Eylim which had twelve springs with seventy palm trees around them, and they camped there. 10 After Eylam, they camped beside the Red Sea 11 before leaving the sea and camping in the Sin wilderness.[fn] 12 Travelling from there, they camped at Dofkah, 13 and then from there, at Alush. 14 After leaving Alush, they camped at Refidim but they didn’t have water there to drink. 15 When they left Refidim, they camped in the Sinai wilderness.