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The Isaiah 19:19-20 Prophecy 19 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. 20 And it shall be for a sign and for a witness unto the LORD of hosts in the land of Egypt: for they shall cry unto the LORD because of the oppressors, and he shall send them a saviour, and a great one, and he shall deliver them. KJV 11 Ways the Great Pyramid fulfills Isaiah 19:19-20 1. “In that day” - A prophetic “time-stamp” indicating the time of prophetic fulfillment. The day referred to is the same day spoken about in the previous eighteen verses; the end times. 2. “an altar” - Not an altar for animal sacrifices but an altar for the sacrifices of a meek and contrite heart that will reinitialize mankind’s individual relationships with the righteous heavenly government during the Millennial Age Kingdom. Psa. 51:10-13 3. “in the midst of the land of Egypt” - The first of two geographic conditions fulfilled by the Great Pyramid; a) It sits between the ancient division of Upper and Lower Egypt, and b) It sits in the middle of the geodetic focus of the Nile Delta’s natural quadrant. 4. “a pillar” - The Hebrew word “matstsebah” indicates it will be a “memorial stone” with a commemorative purpose. The same word is used in the Bible to commemorate both a Covenant and a person, Gen. 31:44-48, 35:20. Speculation on the purpose of this “memorial stone” is not necessary since later in the same verse it indicates it will be “to the LORD.” This “memorial stone” is to commemorate God, who claims to be the Creator of the Universe. 5. “at the border” - The second of two geographic conditions fulfilled by the Great Pyramid. Seemingly contradictory, the Great Pyramid fulfills both. The Great Pyramid is in the village of Giza which means “border” in arabic. Therefore, it is both in the middle of Egypt yet at its border. 6. “LORD” - Jehovah, the Creator of the Universe whose attributes are Wisdom, Justice, Power and Love and who has a just and loving plan for mankind. 7. “a sign” - The Hebrew word “owth.” Indicates the Great Pyramid will be a signal, a metaphor that will point to the Lord of hosts, God, the Creator of the Universe. 8. “a witness” - The Hebrew word “ed.” Indicates that the Great Pyramid will be a “testimony” or “recorder.” It will have a story to tell. 9. “unto the LORD of hosts” - The “self Existent Jehovah who is in charge of armies.” If the Great Pyramid is to fulfill this prophecy, it must be a signal, a testimony/recorder that points to the mighty Creator of the Universe and tell His story...the same story He tells us in the Bible. 10. “in the land of Egypt” - The literal land of Egypt or symbolic Egypt? Both, it has double significance as indicated by the inclusiveness of v.25 later in this chapter. 11. “they shall cry unto the LORD” - Speaks of a future time when men’s hearts will turn to God. Zeph. 3:8-9. God will use the Great Pyramid as a teaching metaphor to teach his plan of salvation, explained in the Holy Bible and set in stone as a sign and witness in early times. www.BibleInStone.com
