Trace his migration, with his father and family, to Haran in Mesopotamia, 21, 487 H.T.; and his route from there to the land of Canaan, passing through: Shechem (also known as Sichem), his first stopping place, 22, 487 H.T.; Bethel, where he built an altar, 22, 487 H.T.; Hebron, where he made his permanent home and where later Sarah died, 25,45 H.T. Sodom and Gomorrah were situated in the valley of the Jordan where it broadens out in its southern part into a plain. The present Dead Sea is said to lie over the site of these two cities. Trace out on the map the distance covered by Abram when he pursued the five foreign kings "as far as Dan." 25, 26, 488 H.T. How does the extent of land, "from the river of Egypt unto the great river Euphrates," which was promised to Abram and his family, correspond to that territory ruled over by the great king Solomon? 28, 455, 488 H.T. Locate the town of Beer-sheba, one of the homes of Abram. 42, 488 H. T. Solomon built the great temple on Mount Moriah in Jerusalem. 461 H.T. What other event do some think happened at this place? 41, 491 H.T. Isaac Locate and give the meaning of the name of the far distant land where Isaac's wife was sought. 50,491 H.T. Jacob Locate Paddan-aram, where Jacob fled from his home in Canaan to be with his uncle Laban. 68, 492 H.T. Locate the ford of Jabbok near which Jacob wrestled with the angel. 80, 492 H.T. {106} Joseph Find the city of Dothan where Joseph's brothers conspired against him. 95, 492 H.T. What other great man was associated with Dothan? 151. T.J.,492 H.T. In what part of Egypt was the fat land of Goshen, which Pharaoh gave to Joseph's father and brothers for a dwelling place? 125, 493 H.T. (Note, in the story of the plagues, 158 H.T., that the Hebrews still dwelt in this particular part of Egypt in the days of oppression.) Moses Trace out the general route taken by the children of Israel from Egypt to Canaan, locating the Red Sea, where the hosts of Pharaoh were drowned, 180 H.T.; Mount Sinai, where the Ten Commandments were given, 201 H. T.; the wilderness, between the arms of the Red Sea, where the people wandered so long, 242 H. T.; Hebron, to which the spies were sent, 243 H. T.; Kadesh, where the people abode for many years and where Miriam died, 248 H.T.; Edom, the hostile land through which the people wished to pass, 249 H.T.; Mount Hor, where Aaron died, 250 H.T.; Moab, where the Israelites encamped for some time, 255 H.T.; the Jordan river, at the head of the Dead Sea, where the Israelites finally crossed into the land of Canaan, 285 H.T. Joshua (See larger map of Palestine, 14 T.J., for conquests of Canaan.)