Ryan Pitterson

Again, we're talking about end times.

In this day, we're talking about the day of the Lord, the future end times judgment.

"...shall five cities in the land of Egypt speak the language of Canaan and swear to the Lord of hosts."

One shall be called the city of destruction.

So it's saying, this is actually saying that there's going to be a judgment in Egypt, but eventually they're going to be speaking the land of Canaan, which is Israel, God's language and swear to God.

So this is hinting at some type of revival taking place in Egypt.

And then it says also in that day, shall there be an altar to the Lord in the midst of the land of Egypt and a pillar at the border thereof to the Lord.

And so when I started looking into this and looking at older commentaries on this passage, they said this is a reference to the Great Pyramid.

And even far back as Josephus, he wrote about that.

He said he attributed it to Seth.

That's Seth.

was erecting a pillar to survive the judgments of God until the end times in the land of Egypt.

And so this was what led me, started leading me on this path to understanding that I believe scripture is specifically referring to this altar in the midst of Egypt that's gonna point us to what?

I believe to the coming Messiah in the end times, to the end times and to Armageddon.

Also in Isaiah,

And I won't read the whole passage, but in Isaiah 19, again, speaking of Egypt, God talks again about there will be a pillar at the border thereof in the midst of the land of Egypt.

And he says, this will be for a sign and witness unto the Lord of hosts in Egypt, for he shall then cry out to the oppressors and he shall then send a savior and a great one and shall deliver them.

And the Lord shall be known to Egypt and the Egyptians shall know the Lord in that day.

And he says, blessed be Egypt, my people.

So this is all...