Written by Uyoyou Christiana Charles-Iyoha
He brought forth His
people with rejoicing, His chosen with shouts of joy. He gave them the lands of the nations, that they might inherit the fruit of others’ labor, that they might keep His statutes and observe His laws.
Hallelujah!…Psalm
105 verse 43 to 45.
Divine wealth transfer is as old as humanity. Wealthy
parents have always transferred wealth to their children either by way of
inheritance when they leave this world or apportioning each child his or her
share of the wealth while they are still alive. Wealthy relations are also
known to bequeath their wealth to either blood relations or loved ones. Whichever
be the case, the fact is that wealth always gets transferred as it is never
static.
God always transfers wealth to His own; not by might nor by
power but by His Spirit and usually at His appointed time. A number of biblical
case studies attest to this fact. The Israelites for instance labored in Egypt
for a long time, were treated badly but at God’s appointed time, the same
people who despised them and used them for slave labor gladly gave them their
articles of silver and gold and clothing thereby enriching the Israelites on
the eve of their departure from Egypt. Please see Exodus Chapters 3 verses 21
to 22; 11 verses 2 to 3; 12 verses 35 to 36. This wealth which was divinely
transferred to them came in handy and served the great divine purpose of giving
offerings to the Lord for the building of the tabernacle when the need arose to
build the Tabernacle of God in the wilderness. Please read Exodus Chapters 25
verses 1 to 8; 34 verses 4 to 10, 21 to 29. Additionally, some of the skills
they had acquired in Egypt such as spinning yarn for fabrics, dyeing them in
brilliant colors were also offered to the Lord as offerings.
