Ryan Pitterson

And so again, it kind of ties in with this idea that you have this Pharaoh who's not worshiping and he's outlawing

the many temples to all the various fallen angel gods of Egypt.

And he's saying only worship one God.

And that's who actually constructed the Giza pyramid and directed its construction.

I think it points to a believer being behind it.

Absolutely.

But again, I think prophetically, God is doing something in Egypt.

He says it very clearly in Isaiah 19.

I'm setting up an altar, a memorial to myself in Egypt that will be there when the Savior comes to redeem the people of Egypt.

So something is going to be there.

Something will be there.

God is saying, when we think of altars, it's something that's being constructed of stone that God is setting up there.

Yeah.

So I, I agree.

I think it had multiple functions.

I think it could probably have, you know, if you think again of, of the garden of Eden or the grove, cause remember the, and this, and the grove.

So the first grove in scripture was actually constructed by Abraham.

And then all the groves afterwards are pagan satanic groves that God is saying is

Cast these down and tear them up.

And so I think it's the same idea that it probably could serve in a form of communing with God, of harnessing spiritual energy.