Ryan Pitterson

So again, it stands almost very similar to the empty tomb of Christ.

And that's what archaeologists, secular archaeologists said that was how it was originally constructed.

It never had a body in it.

How long did Job live?

Do we know?

Wow.

I don't know if we know his exact...

lifespan that's a good i don't know if it's i'm just wondering how much time it can probably be extrapolated in scripture i don't know if it's stated plainly but probably we could probably figure it out but here's another quote here it says it's a monumental revelation in stone it embodies informed measurements the grandest and most exalted truths a bible and architecture a witness to the lord of hosts in the land of egypt it says here like the the internet would say that

I mean, not one man.

My point is not one man.

No, no, no.

I don't think, yeah.

Again, I think he, well, yeah, I think Job had a kingdom.

First of all, I think he was ruling there.

I think that's what God says and what scripture reveals.

And then obviously, so, you know, they had thousands and thousands of workers working on pyramids, you know, in ancient Egypt.

And could there also have been divine assistance?

Absolutely.

Absolutely.

But let me go to Job 29 to establish where I get this whole idea.