Ryan Pitterson

as being basically the most powerful person there in the egyptian empire he's and he specifically references that when i spoke princes were quiet yeah people stood up when i walked in the room everyone listened to every everyone hung on every word i said i sat as chief and king of the army so he's leading princes he's leading the army yeah he was the king he's the guy he was the king yeah and then you know obviously then you combine that with the fact that god

for some reason or other knew that, hey, if I'm gonna speak to Job, I can use a pyramid's construction as a metaphor and he's going to understand the lesson I'm teaching him about me.

I'm teaching him about me and who I am and my nature by describing this construction of a pyramid specifically.

And then I'm gonna talk about astronomy

that all connects to the pyramid of Giza as well.

And so that's how I'm building my case.

And then the final thing I would say that we touched on was,

what do secular historians say about Cheops who built the pyramid?

That he was a monotheist, that he specifically tore down all the idolatry and pagan temples that were being used in Egypt.

So exactly what it says about Job, he's eschewing evil.

That term surah, you see that surah is used all the time when God says to cast down your idols.

When his commandment came to cast down idols, cast down statues, graven images, the same exact verb in Hebrew.

And that's what Cheops did.

And then he builds the one pyramid that has no tribute to any God, any fallen angel in it, has an empty tomb.

and again according to secular historians he was also he was hated by the egyptian people and then we find generations later that they hate shepherd kings and they hate hebrews and then we have the mention it was a jeremiah and isaiah of the pillar that remains in egypt yeah so jeremiah said that there's a pillar that a great sign that god put in egypt to this day a thousand more than a thousand years later he said there's

There's something there that he saw with his own eyes that's still there today.

And Isaiah gave the testimony that the pillar will remain and not only will it remain to his day, that it's actually going to point to the end times and the return of the Savior who's going to be in Egypt and spark a revival in Egypt where God's going to say, Egypt is my people.

And so, yeah, so.

Yeah.

So, I mean, I think the Nile, I think rivers in general are places of angelic manifestation.