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Letters from Egypt, Ethiopia, and the peninsula of Sinai

Note 101 — LETTER XXXIII.

Joanna B. Horner translation

For that reason Robinson and others, who do not allow that any positions of the encampments were omitted, place Raphidîm beyond Firân; and although they make the march through the latter place, they leave it either totally unmentioned, or place Alus there. We have already mentioned above the objections to this opinion, which have been partly proved by Ritter. On the other hand, Ritter, to remove the difficulty, distinctly admits of an omission in our present text. (P. 742.)

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