wilderness of Paran (in biblical tradition)

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The wilderness of Paran in biblical tradition is a desert region in the Sinai/Arabian area known as a place of wandering, refuge, and settlement, particularly associated with Ishmael and early Israelite journeys.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf biblical desert region
wilderness
appearsInContextOf Exodus traditions
monarchic period narratives
patriarchal narratives
associatedWith Ishmael
Israelites’ wilderness wanderings
surface form: Israelite wilderness wanderings

Moses
early Israelites
the Exodus journey
describedAs desert region
place of refuge
place of settlement
place of wandering
functionInText geographical marker for Israelite route from Sinai
geographical marker for narratives about Ishmael
geographicalRegion Sinai Peninsula
surface form: Sinai Peninsula region

northwestern Arabian region
hasReligiousSignificance Christianity
Islamic tradition (via Ishmael narrative)
Judaism
languageOfName Hebrew
locatedIn Sinai/Arabian desert area
mentionedIn 1 Kings
surface form: Book of 1 Kings

Book of Deuteronomy
Book of Genesis
Book of Numbers
Tanakh
surface form: Hebrew Bible

Bible
surface form: Old Testament
nameForm Paran
relatedConcept Arabian Desert
surface form: Arabian desert

Sinai desert
surface form: Sinai wilderness

wilderness wanderings of Israel
religiousTradition biblical tradition
roleInNarrative location from which spies were sent into Canaan
place where Ishmael dwelt
refuge area in royal narratives
region of Israelite encampment
staging area for Israelite journeys
traditionallyIdentifiedNear central or northern Sinai
northwestern Arabia
typeOfLandscape arid
mountainous or hilly desert
uncertainExactLocation true

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Ishmaelites associatedWith wilderness of Paran (in biblical tradition)
wilderness of Paran nameInHebrew wilderness of Paran (in biblical tradition)
this entity surface form: מִדְבַּר פָּארָן (Midbar Paran)