Richard Roberts A little boy once fashioned a sailboat of wood and paper, and he took it behind his house to a little stream. He set the boat on the water and watched it as it sailed. Suddenly, the wind began to blow, and the rain began to fall. Before the little boy...
From the archives of Oral Roberts – Sixth of six parts When King Nebuchadnezzar looked in the fiery furnace where he had just thrown Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, his hair stood up on end! Not only were there three men walking about freely in his furnace, but a...
From the archives of Oral Roberts – Fifth of six parts The fire raged. King Nebuchadnezzar stared at the three bold young Hebrew men ― Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego ― who had refused to bow and proclaim him as their god. And then the king shouted in his fury, “Heat...
From the archives of Oral Roberts – Fourth of six parts Nebuchadnezzar was enraged when word came to him that Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego refused to bow to his golden image. He said, “Bring them to me” and when they came, he said, “Boys, I’m going to give you one...
From the archives of Oral Roberts – Third of three parts Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego ― three young Hebrew men ― had fallen captive to the crack legions of Nebuchadnezzar as they swept across the hot burning sands of the desert and conquered Jerusalem. Now, the...
From the archives of Oral Roberts – Second of six parts Nebuchadnezzar ― mighty conqueror and ruler of Babylon ― had defeated every nation known to him. He had his smelters take gold in huge amounts and cast an image of his own body, 100 feet high. Can you imagine...
