The Lord's Anointed

Lecture catalog #118 — text: HAVE

Date (happened)
16 May 1969
unresolved
  1. 16 May 1969 estimated · probable · preferred
    Why M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 019)
    Reasoning Internal text (a new President just inaugurated, fits Jan 1969) plus the node's own chrome dateline 5/16/69, corroborating node 1072's independently-held probable delivery date of 1969-05-16.
  2. 1960 stated · doubtful
    Source Neville lectures catalog #118
    Reasoning || v1.1/l7/propagate-node-refutation: lowered `certain` -> `doubtful` under A-121. THE CONTRADICTION: node 1072, the lecture this claim was copied to, holds the identical date 1960-??-?? as REFUTED, and records why — "Copied without semantic change from linked historical event 117. || v1.1/l1.4/w2: The lecture's own text (passage p18) refers to 'our new President who has just gone into the White House' beginning to build a monument library -- a description that fits Nixon's January 1969 inauguration and the chrome dateline '5/16/69'". A delivery date refuted on the lecture cannot stand as `certain` on the lecture event it was copied from. ⛔ Lowered only, never refuted: A-121's floor is `doubtful`, and nothing here is deleted — the date, its type, its source note and the prior confidence (certain) all survive, so this reverses from the ledger.
  3. 16 May 1969 stated
    Source Neville lectures catalog #995
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  • The Lord's Anointed (lecture record (catalog #118))
  • The Lord's Anointed (lecture transcript, matched on exact title (2026-08-17 backfill). The node carries no date, so this identifies the lecture, not the delivery.)
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