Meanwhile, Rayford Steele and his first wife Irene, now in a glorified body, lead a missionary trip to Egypt. Tsion Ben-Judah stands before the Parliament and rebukes the people of that land for continuing to glorify the name of the Egyptian god Ptah in the very name of their country and then renames the country Osaze.
Rayford Steele and his wife Irene, now in resurrected bodies, travel to Egypt as missionaries. Tsion Ben-Judah addresses the Parliament of a land that has been renamed Osaze, criticizing them for continuing to honor the Egyptian god Ptah by naming their nation after him.