Ryan Pitterson

So, you know, Judgment of the Nephilim, I talk about that a lot in the first book with the Jordan River, the amount of things that happen there.

You know, the portal opens up at Jesus' baptism.

Yep.

And the Holy Spirit descends.

Jacob sees the angels on the ladder going up, ascending and descending.

So I think rivers in general play that role.

And the Nile was one I think that was particularly significant because it was a part of...

the Egyptian Pantheon.

They really saw the Nile River as divine, as a part of their- It turns red, obviously.

Exactly.

So God had to really show them, I control the Nile, not your God.

There's no river God that's going to control the Nile River.

I actually control it.

So I think it's a part of this battleground in Egypt.

And then you also have

The Euphrates, which I think is very significant, because if you go back to Genesis to Abraham, the Euphrates River was the original border, eastern border of the promised land.

And so I think it's no surprise that you get to Revelation and right before Armageddon, you have these.

four angels bound in the river Euphrates who come out to start leading a slaughter of humanity.

And the kings of the earth, when they're lining up for Armageddon, they're lining up, they're mounting their forces at the Euphrates River at where God drew the battle line and say, this is actually where the ancient border of Israel was at the Euphrates River.

Yeah, I like it.