Ryan Pitterson

So right off the bat, that's one clue.

Secondly, this is saying he was the most powerful man in the region by far, right?

It says he was the greatest of all men in the East.

And so what I think scripture reveals about Job is that Job was actually a king.

And I think there are passages that actually reveal that.

Before we get there, let's just go to the passage we know really well, Job 38.

So now we have Job in this land, in the exact region where the Giza Pyramid was built and stands today.

In Job 38, after he goes through his suffering, he loses everything.

Of course, this is when now he's crying out to God and God is finally responding and saying, he's challenging him to show that obviously God is existing on a level way beyond his own thinking.

And he says, of course, in verse four, "'Where was thou when I laid the foundations of the earth?

Declare if thou was understanding.

Who had laid the measures thereof thou knowest?

Or who stretched the line upon it?

Whereupon are the foundations fastened?

This is how you construct a pyramid.'"

The Giza pyramid at the foundation has sockets that fasten into the next layer.

That's how it's actually built.

This is confirmed by secular archaeologists.

So he's speaking in pyramid language.

And what does Yahweh say next?