Moses . . . is the very one God sent as both ruler and deliverer by means of the angel.​—Acts 7:35.

After Moses’ time, his successor, Joshua, was strengthened by “the prince of Jehovah’s army” to lead God’s people into battle against the Canaanites. (Joshua 5:13-15; 6:2, 21) Later, King Hezekiah faced an overwhelming force of Assyrian soldiers who threatened to invade Jerusalem. In one night, “the angel of Jehovah went out and struck down 185,000 men.” (2 Kings 19:35) Of course, while the angels are perfect, the men whom they assisted were not. Moses once failed to sanctify Jehovah. (Numbers 20:12) Joshua neglected to seek God’s guidance before concluding a covenant with the Gibeonites. (Joshua 9:14, 15) For a brief period, Hezekiah’s “heart became haughty.” (2 Chronicles 32:25, 26) Nevertheless, despite the imperfections of these men, the Israelites were expected to follow their lead. Jehovah was supporting those men with his superhuman agents. Yes, Jehovah was leading his people.

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