And they removed from mount Shapher, and encamped in Haradah.
The verse records one stage in Israel's wilderness journey from Egypt to Canaan, namely the removal from Mount Shapher and the encampment in Haradah. That move belongs to the stretch from Hazeroth toward Kadesh-barnea, a journey shown on a map of the Sinai Peninsula. Nothing notable is recorded as having happened at this encampment, and the place is known through the name preserved in the itinerary. The verse belongs to Numbers 31 to 33 read on February 26. It teaches that no secret sin can be hidden from God.
The verse records one stage in Israel's wilderness journey from Egypt to Canaan, namely the removal from Mount Shapher and the encampment in Haradah. That move belongs to the stretch from Hazeroth toward Kadesh-barnea, a journey shown on a map of the Sinai Peninsula. Nothing notable is recorded as having happened at this encampment, and the place is known through the name preserved in the itinerary. The verse belongs to Numbers 31 to 33 read on February 26. It teaches that no secret sin can be hidden from God.