A study of the background and route of the Exodus which identifies the exact location of the receiving of the Ten Commandments. It includes a Foreword by Professor Harold Ellens, author of over 60 books, and is endorsed by Professor John T. Greene, of Michigan University. Contributors include Professor Hanan Eshel, Bar-Ilan University, Ramat Gan, Israel; Brian Colless, Honorary Research Associate, Massey University, New Zealand. The book is fully referenced, and contains 16 pages in full colour, with Appendices, Glossary, and Index. It is also available from mail@copper-scroll.com Previously the author has written about the origins of the Abrahamic faiths, tracing them back to an Egyptian Pharaoh by the name of Akhenaton. How knowledge of events, customs, and written material originated in Egypt was transmitted down through the ages to devout celibate, priestly community known as the Essenes, located on the shores of the Dead Sea, involves following the history of a separate priestly strain , and a key figure in this process – Moses. In the course of the study there are descriptions and colour photographs of: the true Mount Sinai; a newly identified rock inscription in proto-Hebrew at the site; part of the original Tabernacle constructed by Moses to house the Ark of the Covenant; the Copper Snake used by Moses to ward off poisonous serpents; a sacred artefact once carried in the Ark of the Covenant..