<TITLE>04. Par 10-12</TITLE>L-10 You don't know how it felt the other day when I was over in Tulsa. I went through Brother Osborn's meeting--or his place of business. And such a fine Christian Brother is Tommy Osborn. And he showed me his map of all around where he had missionaries, hundreds of them all over the world, put his arms around me, commenced to weeping. He said, "Brother Branham, you was the one, by your ministry, that sent me out to do this." He gave me a little monument of a figurine of a man with a native with a block in his mouth. Said, "Just think of our ministries, how many of them we've delivered from that."
I looked at Tommy's great work there, and oh, how it was so beautiful, and such a great place. And all the people--how they were a sanctified group, and how they love the Lord and come together in the chapel to worship. And I spoke to them and started weeping.

L-11 Then I went down to Brother Oral Roberts, another great soul, and a servant of God. Humble... He hurt hisself while I was there, and just going to the platform, He sent for me to come quickly to pray for him. His knee, didn't know whether he broke it or what had happened. And while I was praying, the blood veins run together and made a big "V" on top of his knee. And I laid my hand on top of it and the glory of God fell in his room there and... He got up, come on to the door with me. And a wonderful character...
Then I looked through his great building. If you've ever had the privilege of seeing it, it certainly is a--a--a memorial to the faith of one man, what he can do when he sets out to do it. Oh, I never... I've been in Hollywood. I've been in all different places. I never seen anything like the--that building in Tulsa, of Brother Roberts, how it's made in the shape of Trinity. And everything in there has a--a imported marble, and what a beautiful place. And I--be sure to see the mirror. When I went out to see that, those hands reaching for the cup of blessings, and I was just weeping for joy to know that even the ceiling, made out of little aluminum wires wove together (I never see anything like it in my life)... And to think that one little old boy, borned in a dugout in Oklahoma, accomplished that, by faith.

L-12 I stood outside, and I begin to think of it. No one was with me. Brother Fischer had taken me through. And I was looking around and I thought, "O God, think, Brother Oral's ministry started off of mine. Brother Osborn's ministry started off of mine. And I'd be ashamed for them to see my office: one little typewriter setting in the end of a trailer. That's right, one little typewriter."
And I thought, "Well, Jesus never even had an office, never had an office at all. He never... No place in the Bible ever said Jesus had an office."
Then I stood there and I wept for joy to see how God had blessed my brother, and I got thinking; something said to me, "But what about you, you see?"
I said, "Well, I must just be a hypocrite. It must be that God couldn't even trust me. I--I--I... Maybe that's the reason it is."
And while I was standing there and the tears running down off my cheeks, I looked at that great big building, something spoke to me and said, "But I'm your portion."
"All right, Lord that's... I--I'll be your portion," See? Because I haven't education ability to handle great things like that that the Lord has given my brothers who are able. But as long as I'll just keep this-a-way. See? Now, I know how some businessman would feel to hear the man, that how God is blessing, but remember, "God is your portion too, brother. God is your por..." When we come together, our fellowships are the same. See? We fellowship one with another.


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