The Strength of Public Servants Who Are Hidden 

Genesis 45:1~5│ And now do not be distressed or angry with yourselves because you sold me here, for God sent me before you to preserve life. (5)

The Israelites who were God’s people had lost hold of the Gospel and became enslaved to Egypt, a nation that was seized by Satan. Even in today’s age, people have fallen in Genesis 3, 6, and 11 and live as Satan’s slaves. In time like this, what is God’s reason for raising hidden public servants who possess the Gospel?

1. Joseph and Moses

God sent Joseph to the lowest place.Genesis 39:1~6 He was falsely accused and sent to prison where Joseph met a public servant. Two years later, after being released,Genesis 40:1~22 Joseph stood before Pharaoh as a witness.Genesis 41:1~38 Because Joseph gave the answer to Pharaoh that nobody else could give, Pharaoh placed him as the governor of the land.Genesis 45:1~5 God’s Kingdom was established wherever Joseph went and the Gospel movement began. In the case of Moses, God made him do his important studies in the palace.Exodus 2:1~10 Afterward, at the age of eighty, Moses, with just his wooden staff, spent another forty years in the time schedule of the Exodus.Exodus 5:1~12:46 Because Moses held onto the covenant of the Gospel, he was able to experience God’s power.

2. Joshua and Caleb

When the Israelites went into Canaan, Joshua and Caleb made their confessions of faith.Numbers 14:1~12 Their imprints, roots, and natureDeuteronomy 6:4~9 were fully in the Gospel. They held onto the covenant, crossed the Jordan, and the works of breaking down the wall of Jericho took place.Joshua 1:1~9, 3:1~13, and 6:1~20

There is another errand that public servants who have the Gospel must do. They must hold onto their God-given covenants and stand before kings. God’s Kingdom is absolutely established wherever the children of God go. When you hold onto this covenant, God will reveal new answers.