Father Eased Out of Partnership (1919)

Date (happened)
1919
unresolved
  1. 1919 stated · preferred
    Source Believe It In ¶7"1919", told in Believe It (nid 1859)
  2. 1919 stated · probable
    Source phase-2 canonical event (fingerprint references)
  3. November 1963 stated · refuted
    Source A Confession of Faith ¶33"This past November", told in A Confession of Faith (nid 1851)
    Why pm-actor-525: refuted by the M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 003): Passage 546773 records a separate conversation about bank-debt figures, not the father's 1919 partnership ouster; it does not describe this event.
Place
Barbados
Persons
Neville Goddard
Joseph "Joe" Goddard (Neville's father)
Told / reported
  1. 1 May 1964 stated
    Source A Confession of FaithA Confession of Faith (nid 1851), telling 1851-3, told 1964-05-01
Sources

Source

  • A Confession of Faith ¶33 (This past November in New York City, discussing with my brother Victor, I said, “Vic, what do you owe the bank?” Oh, he said, “I presume a million and a half.”)
  • Believe It In ¶7 (1919, for reasons that need not be explained, for they’re still unexplained, he was eased out of his partnership.)
  • Unidentified lecture (passages of 2200) ¶28 (He didn’t have one penny in this world. He went to a school, and what do you think the charges were? A penny a week — the British penny being two cents, it was two halfpennies, one penny, a penny a week.)