The distance from Ur of the Chaldees, Abraham's starting-place when he received the call of God, to Haran, (or Charran, Acts 7:2), is 600 miles.
From Haran to the border of Egypt, which was all traversed by the patriarch, represents a distance of 575 miles.
As Abraham could not have traveled in a straight line from point to point, the length of his pilgrimage must have considerably exceeded these distances.
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