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In a dynamic and heartfelt session, Bishop Benjamin challenged the GoldCare family to see their lives as part of a larger, divine narrative—a modern-day exodus from tyranny and suffering into freedom and deliverance. Drawing from scripture and personal testimony, he reminded us that God’s word brings light, healing, and purpose even in our most challenging times.

Freedom, Deliverance, and the Promise of Exodus

Bishop Benjamin opened by focusing on the themes of freedom and deliverance. He cited Exodus 3 and 7 as foundational scriptures where God hears the cries of His people in Egypt.

“I have surely seen the affliction of my people…”

He explained that, just as God saw the suffering of the Israelites and had a plan to deliver them, He sees our afflictions today—whether they come from a tyrannical government, a flawed medical system, or personal battles. This divine awareness assures us that our struggles are not in vain; they are part of God’s prophetic plan to bring us out of bondage.

God’s Sovereignty and Our Spiritual Inheritance

According to Bishop Benjamin, recognizing God as Lord (Adonai/ Jehovah) means understanding that everything we possess comes from Him. He emphasized that:

• God owns all: Our homes, cars, even our clothes come from God’s provision.
• Prayer transcends distance: We can pray for one another regardless of where we are because God’s presence goes beyond the physical atmosphere into the spirit realm.

This reminder encourages believers to approach God boldly, knowing that He not only hears but also acts on behalf of His children.

A Modern Exodus: Breaking Free from Tyranny

Bishop Benjamin drew a powerful parallel between the biblical Exodus and the current state of our society. He likened the suffering in today’s world—marked by unjust policies, manipulated systems, and tyrannical practices—to the bondage of the Israelites in Egypt.

• GoldCare as a Moses Figure: Doctor Simone Gold is portrayed as a modern Moses, leading an exodus from a corrupt, oppressive system toward true freedom and compassionate care.
• Prophetic Alignment: Just as God’s promise to Abraham foretold a deliverance after four hundred years, our collective struggle is part of a larger prophetic timeline. The suffering we witness is not random; it is a divine setup for a miraculous breakthrough.

This prophetic vision invites GoldCare’s community to stand firm in their faith, ready to claim the freedom that God has long promised.

Suffering, Prophecy, and Redemption

The session also explored the purpose of suffering. Bishop Benjamin explained that our trials are part of a divine timeline meant to refine us and to prove that God’s word is never nullified. He reminded us:

• Suffering is purposeful: It shapes us, draws us closer to God, and prepares us for the victory ahead.
• Joseph’s Testimony: Referencing Genesis 50:25—where Joseph commands that his bones be carried out of Egypt—he illustrated that even in suffering, we are part of God’s master plan.

Through our hardships, we gain the strength to endure and the wisdom to see that redemption is not a future promise but a present reality in Christ.

Independence, Legacy, and the Call for Boldness

Reflecting on America's history and the prophetic vision for its future, Bishop Benjamin encouraged believers to remember that true independence comes from God. He compared:

• America’s Fight for Freedom: Just as the Israelites fought to leave Egypt, our nation is experiencing its own exodus from tyranny—whether in government or in broken systems.
• The Weight of Honor: Beyond riches and life, honor is the foundational weight that validates our existence. When we reclaim honor in our families, churches, and communities, we strengthen our legacy and ensure that our purpose endures.

This call to boldness is not merely political; it’s a spiritual mandate to stand up, speak out, and live in the fullness of the freedom God provides.

Fellowship, Joy, and the Assurance of God’s Presence

Bishop Benjamin closed with a message of hope and fellowship. Despite the suffering and the challenges we face, he reminded us that:

• We are never alone: God’s love and His promise of deliverance are with us every step of the way.
• Joy in the Midst of Trials: Drawing on the words of the Apostle Paul, he encouraged us to “count it all joy” even in suffering, knowing that our hardships are shaping us for a glorious future.
• A Prophetic Timeline: Each moment in our lives is part of God’s grand design, and our participation in this divine timeline is a privilege that demands bold, unwavering faith.

As we celebrate our freedom—whether during national holidays or in our daily lives—we are called to remember that our struggles are temporary and our redemption is certain.

Conclusion

Bishop Benjamin’s class for GoldCare was a call to awaken to the prophetic deliverance unfolding around us. We are part of a modern exodus—a movement led by divine guidance, where every hardship prepares us for a breakthrough. By trusting in God’s sovereignty, reclaiming our spiritual inheritance, and standing boldly in our freedom, we participate in a legacy that transforms suffering into a testimony of His enduring love. Let us move forward with courage, knowing that every step we take is orchestrated by the One who sees, hears, and redeems all who call on Him.