Places of the Bible
Kadesh
Wilderness of Zin (southern desert) · Old Testament · 17 verses
Kadesh was an oasis in the wilderness of Zin on the southern edge of the land, often called Kadesh-barnea. Israel camped there during the wilderness years. The name appears in Genesis, Numbers, Deuteronomy and 3 more in the King James text.
About Kadesh
Kadesh was an oasis in the wilderness of Zin on the southern edge of the land, often called Kadesh-barnea. Israel camped there during the wilderness years.
Its place in the story
From Kadesh the twelve spies were sent into Canaan, and there the people refused to enter, so that a generation wandered until they died in the wilderness. At Kadesh Miriam died, and there Moses struck the rock and was told he would not enter the land.
Kadesh in Scripture (KJV)
Kadesh is named 17 times in Scripture; 8 shown above.
Where it leads
The failure to trust God at Kadesh shows the need for a faith and obedience fully found in Christ, who leads his people into their inheritance.
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Where is Kadesh in the Bible?
Kadesh was an oasis in the wilderness of Zin on the southern edge of the land, often called Kadesh-barnea. Israel camped there during the wilderness years. The name appears in Genesis, Numbers, Deuteronomy and 3 more in the King James text.
What happened at Kadesh?
From Kadesh the twelve spies were sent into Canaan, and there the people refused to enter, so that a generation wandered until they died in the wilderness. At Kadesh Miriam died, and there Moses struck the rock and was told he would not enter the land.
Scripture verbatim KJV. Place facts curated; any coordinates via Wikidata (CC0).