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Proposed Locations of Mt. Sinai

Sidebar to: The Route Through Sinai: Why the Israelites Fleeing Egypt Went South


Scholar and Reference Location Mountain
Robinson, Edward
Biblical Researches in Palestine, Mount Sinai and Arabia Petraea
(London, 1838)		 Southern Sinai Jebel Musa
Bartlett, Samuel C.
From Egypt to Paelstine Through the Wilderness and the South Country
(New York, 1879)		 Southern Sinai Jebel Musa
Simons, J.
The Geographical and Topographical Texts of the Old Testament
(Leiden, 1959)		 Southern Sinai Jebel Musa
Palmer, Edward H.
The Desert of the Exodus
(New York, 1972)		 Southern Sinai Jebel Safsafa (Part of Jebel Musa)
Burckhardt, John L.
Travels in Syria and the Holy Land
(London, 1922)		 Southern Sinai Jebel Serbal
Petrie, W. M. F.
Researches in Sinai
(London, 1906)		 Southern Sinai Jebel Serbal
Aharoni, Yohanan
The Land of Israel in Biblical Times: A Geographical History
(Jerusalem, 1962)		 Southern Sinai
Ilan, Z.
(unpublished, oral communication)		 Northwest of Southern Sinai Serabit el-Khadem
Har-El, Menashe
The Sinai Journeys
(Jerusalem, 1968)		 Central-Western Sinai Jebel Sin Bishar
Anati, Emmanuel
The Mountain of God
(New York, 1986)		 Negev Highlands Har Karkom
Jarvis, Claude
Yesterday and Today in Sinai
(London, 1938)		 Negev Highlands Har Karkom
Gressman, J., J. Wellhausen, and B. Stade in H. Bar-Deroma
Hanegev
(Jerusalem, 1935)		 Northern Sinai Jebel H|alal
Beke, Charles T.
Sinai in Arabia and of Midian
(London, 1878)		 Land of Midian, east of Gulf of Eilat
Lucas, Alfred
The Route of the Exodus of the Israelites from Egypt
(London, 1938)		 Upper north of Midian, northeast of Aqaba Jebel Baghir
Neilsen, D.
The Site of the Biblical Mount Sinai
(Copenhagen, 1928)		 Land of Edom, near Petra
Cross, Frank M.
“The Epic Traditions of Early Israel,” in The Poet and the Historians, ed. Richard Elliot Friedman
(Cambridge, MA, 1983)		 Land of Midian