The 315 Nation that Prospers Even in Persecution and Tribulation

A new king, who did not know about Joseph, 
came to power in Egypt, 
and the persecution against the Israelites became severe.

The king of Egypt came to dread the Israelites
and oppressed them with forced labor and worked them ruthlessly.
But the more they were oppressed, the more they multiplied and spread.
So he made their lives bitter with hard labor in brick and mortar 
and with all kinds of work in the fields.

Satan shakes us with fear and oppression, 
but God’s plan is never frustrated.

When the covenant of Genesis 3:15 
that crushes Satan's head becomes dim, 
people may say “Lord, Lord,” 
yet without truth, and fall prey to cults and heresies that deceive and even steal their lives.

The way to prosper even in persecution is 
to restore faith in the Messiah
Christ promised in Genesis 3:15
to crush the head of Satan,
the strong one within us,
who plunders and robs what God has given.

Our struggle is not against flesh and blood
but against the spiritual forces of evil, Satan.
Without spiritual warfare, faith is dead.

Faith without deeds is dead.

In order to prosper the more persecution and tribulation arise,
we must hold to Genesis 3:15 as our covenant
and remain within the nation, people, and church
that fulfill the mission God has given,
with living faith.

Jesus' Love Church is the 315 nation.
Only when we reside within the 315 nation
can we be safe in times of tribulation and prosper
the more persecution comes.

(Exodus 1:8-14, Matthew 7:21, John 8:44, James 2:26, Ephesians 6:12)



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