Ryan Pitterson

And in fact, it could be that God in Job 38 is just recalling the original conversation they had when he was giving them the directions on how to build the pyramid.

Kind of like Noah, like Noah giving them the ark.

Exactly.

Yeah.

Exactly.

Yeah.

I don't know.

I can see that, but I think Job, I think for Job, he did and he knew.

And if you think about too, Job, he probably had one of the most kind of explicit direct prophecy of resurrection.

You know, he says, well, I...

He said, I know that my redeemer liveth, that I will see him, you know, in my flesh.

He knew he was going to die.

He knew he would see Jesus in the flesh.

So he was really understanding resurrection power, which of course in our faith is represented by an empty tomb.

And so I think this is all in, it's all pointing to Christ, again, who's calling himself the cornerstone.

Even Daniel, you know, Daniel's dream, Nebuchadnezzar, the statue,

And, you know, and where he has the head of gold, torso of silver, body of brass, legs of iron, feet of iron and miry clay.

And which, of course, represents the Gentile kingdoms throughout the years down to the last end times kingdom.

This is the stone cut without hands.

comes and destroys the statue, which of course symbolizes Christ and grows into a mountain.