YOU MUST BE DELVERED TO BE DELIVERED

These three Men were King of Kings, and One of them is still the King of Kings and Lord of Lords forever:

♤1♤ The King of Kings who walked to a tomb of a man that was supposed to be dead by a deadly sickness, in four days the cancerous sickness was supposed to have made the supposed dead man stink: and the King of Kings with a loud voice and with great authority, called the man that was supposed to be dead: “Lazarus, come out!”
[John 11:43] —That was the last recorded speech in the scriptures that King of kings spoke to he that was supposed to be dead but not dead.

♤2♤ The king of kings who walked to a furnace of 7 times degree of heat temperature to three men that was supposed to be dead by a fire of the furnace: and the king of kings with a loud voice and with great authority, called the three men that were supposed to be dead: “Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, servants of the Most High God, come out! Come here!” [Daniel 3:26] —That was the last recorded speech in the scriptures that king of kings spoke to them that were supposed to be dead but not dead.

♤3♤ The king of kings who walked to a Den of Lions to a man that was supposed to be dead by ferocious lions: and the king of kings with a loud voice (but anguish or sorrow was in his voice) and with great authority, called the man that was supposed to be dead:

(Daniel 6:20 - NKJV) — And when he came to the den, he cried out with a lamenting voice to Daniel. The king spoke, saying to Daniel, “Daniel, servant of the living God, has your God, whom you serve continually, been able to deliver you from the lions?”

(Daniel 6:20 - GWN) — "As he came near the den where Daniel was, the king called to Daniel with anguish in his voice, "Daniel, servant of the living God! Was God, whom you always worship, able to save you from the lions?"”

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That was the last recorded speech in the scriptures that king of kings spoke to he that was supposed to be dead but not dead. But this last speech he spoke to Daniel in the scriptures was a question and it was “Voice desperate to hear a voice.” This means, the question will be answered or satisfied just by hearing the voice of Daniel, not necessarily by hearing the speech of Daniel.

What do I mean? Have you ever seen where a new born baby is just put to bed, and the baby is silent and had not yet uttered any sound: and usuall, a baby is born with its eyes closed; but people are not comfortable with the baby's mouth closed. So, eyes closed is allowed for a while; but mouth closed, they would poke or pinch the baby to make it cry to hear the baby's voice, — not because they really care about whatever the baby would say with its mouth the first time, but because they need to hear the baby's voice to tell it's alive, not dead.

This also applies in search and rescue quest, wherein people are seeking for survivors in a vicinity where there was a recent calamity or destruction: and the rescue team would be calling out with question and loud voice, for anyone that was a victim but a survivor yet alive but needing help of men. Animals call out to here their fellow's voice.

Thus, the last recorded speech of king Darius to Daniel, was a callout to affirm Daniel's survival, though was a question.
“Daniel, servant of the living God! Was God, whom you always worship, able to save you from the lions?"

Those who callout for the survivors in those emergencies are usually looking to save those God saved/spared, to help those God helped, to deliver or rescue those God delivered, in those emergencies. They are not looking to save, rescue or deliver those God has not given life or deliverance beyond the destruction, but those God sustained or saved.

Therefore, the king, Darius was asking Daniel if God delivered Daniel so that the king also will deliver Daniel. Sometimes, the deliverance is not yet complete after God delivered the man from the deadly danger; but another man/men is needed to complete the deliverance from after God. After the Lord Jesus Christ brought back Lazarus from the dead, He told men or people to loose him (Lazarus) and let him go (set him free). After the Son of God (fourth Man in the fire) or God delivered Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego, Nebuchadnezzar the king was needed to bring them out of the fire. Even so, Darius the king came to release or free Daniel from the Lions den if God has delivered Daniel.

Has God delivered you? Is a call for survivors by the rescue team that have come to deliver those God delivered from the impact of the danger. In this, testimony of God's deliverance or testimony of being alive, survivor, will help to complete the victim's escape, deliverance or consolation. Any sound or movement of the living that is big enough to announce you are still among the living in the midst of the dead is greatly sought for by the rescue team. That is not a time to be quiet or to hide your testimony of God's deliverance or your being alive, lest the rescue team thinks no one survived, and then they give up and return, and you that was delivered by God will have no man to complete your escape or deliverance because you did not sent the signal of being alive & in need of help on time, audibly/conspicuously

Sometimes, more people are casualties, not because it was intended by God, but because did not take opportunity of people's interests in their testimony of God's deliverance or miracles to further ask for help as the Shunammite woman did. A king asked Gehazi, (that disciple of Elisha that he cursed with leprosy of Naaman, but somehow he was standing before the king either the leprosy was gone or he overcame it and was still very useful before the king), to tell him the mighty deeds God performed through Elisha the prophet. As Gehazi was narrating the miracles, signs and wonders done by Elisha the man of God, the Shunammite woman was waiting for Gehazi to tell the king about the miracles of Elisha to her, before she cries out for help. And as soon as Gehazi kept the king's interest in sharing her testimonies on her behalf to the king, she knew it was her opportunity to get the king to help her because the king has seen God helped her. [2 Kings 8:5]. Men help those God helped and deliver those God delivered. Let the Delivered say so. [Psalms 107:2] — Let the redeemed of the LORD say so…