Ryan Pitterson

Again, in the end times context, something is happening in Egypt that God is doing where he's going to send Jesus there.

If you think about it in the big picture of the Bible, Egypt always has a very interesting spiritual role in God's plan, right?

Israel, of course, is born as a nation out of 70 people.

In Egypt, the 12 tribes grow, obviously, and they come out of Egypt.

God says, I called my son, speaking of Christ, out of Egypt.

When many people of God, including Jesus, are on the run, they go to Egypt to hide out.

And so there's this interesting kind of dynamic going on there.

And of course, you also have the presence of the fallen angels.

It's a big spiritual battleground.

between God and the fallen angelic realm.

But I think ultimately God is saying, I'm going to send my Messiah there.

And I think what the pyramid is, it's God's altar that he set up to point to the coming of Christ.

And I believe ultimately new Jerusalem, which I believe will be in the shape of a pyramid.

So I believe when you see the description in Revelation of the new Jerusalem, I believe it's actually describing a pyramid shape.

And I think we get a lot of this too.

If you think about how Jesus describes himself as the chief cornerstone, the language using of the Psalmist or even of Jesus himself, they refer to Jesus as, Peter says that this was the stone that the builders rejected.

All this language is pyramid language.

When you went through the design of a pyramid, the capstone or chief cornerstone had to be properly measured by an architect.

It was the most critical piece of the ancient Egyptian architecture of a pyramid.

And if the measurement was off and it couldn't sit properly, the builders rejected it.