Unknown Yet Well Known
As Dying, Yet We Live
Some say that Brother Wu's distinguishing mark was bigness—the Book Room, the Church in Taipei, the churches throughout Asia, the ministry stations.... He widely gathered talented ones and kept pace with the times; at the very beginning of the personal digital assistant, he established the electronic-products department of the Book Room.... At the Wenchuan great earthquake, when we drove him to the airport, in the same car there seemed to be his sister and his younger brother, and to liven up the atmosphere Brother Wu even learned to tell a joke in the Sichuan dialect....
My co-worker told me that, at the international conference in Linkou, Brother Wu went to the meeting site in the middle of the night to keep the workers company through the night as they erected the scaffolding, and at five o'clock in the morning he bade him farewell, saying he was going to the airport to meet an arriving flight.
"As unknown yet well known; as dying, yet behold, we live." His hand matched His self-hiding disposition. For His testimony on the earth, we thank Him.