Ryan Pitterson

Okay.

I think we find a reference to it in the book of Jeremiah.

And I think Jeremiah identifies it and actually starts explaining, really remarking on seeing it.

I think Jeremiah actually saw the pyramid.

I think this is what he's speaking about.

And so I'm going to go to Jeremiah 32.

All right.

And pick up in verse 17.

He says,

thou has made the heaven and the earth by thy great power and stretched out arm.

And there is nothing too hard for thee, showing loving kindness unto thousands and recompensing the iniquity of the fathers into the bosom of their children after them.

The great, the mighty God, the Lord of hosts is his name.

So clearly speaking of God's greatness and his majesty.

And he continues here, it says,

And in Israel and among other men and has made thee a name as at this day and has brought forth thy people Israel out of the land of Egypt with signs and with wonders and a strong hand, stretched out arm and great terror.

And so he's Jeremiah saying that there was there was a wonder and a sign that God put in Egypt that still existed to this day.

So, of course, Jeremiah's writing was.

on the eve of the Babylonian captivity, which is 586 BC.

So this is, we're almost a thousand years after Moses in Egypt, when all the signs and wonders happened in the Exodus.

And Jeremiah is saying, there's a wonder in Egypt that God made that's still there today, a thousand years later.