Ryan Pitterson

So when you hear that language in scripture, it's directly speaking in the concept of a pyramid.

And it's oftentimes Jesus is symbolically referred to as the capstone of a pyramid.

And even Paul says, you know, the foundation is the apostles and then Christ Jesus being the chief cornerstone.

And so I think it's all pointing us to the ultimate pyramid that will come down from heaven, which is, I believe, New Jerusalem.

So how old is it?

Would that be a reason why other gods would want pyramids?

Exactly.

That's exactly why.

So it's all mimicry.

And the interesting thing about the Giza Pyramid is it's the only pyramid of the pyramids in Egypt that has no hieroglyphics in it.

There's no attribution to any god anywhere in the Giza Pyramid.

And so it's the one that stands is not bowing down to the fallen angels, which I think is another clue when you look at its construction.

And in fact, so Pharaoh Cheops, who was the pharaoh who constructed the Giza pyramid,

The irony about him is that when you look in history, you look at Menathos.

Now we're looking at Egyptian historians, not Christian or Hebrew historians, is that he was despised in Egyptian culture.

He was completely hated.

And the reason why is because he outlawed all worship of the pantheon in ancient Egypt.

And so he was a monotheist.

And so if you look, so they actually don't like him at all.

And so he's someone who's not even revered.