Neville describes, in the first person plural, the sequence of mystical experiences he teaches from — the birth with the three witnesses and the swaddling clothes, and then a few months later the second breathing and the son calling him Father.
Date (happened)
c. December 1959
probable
- c. December 1959
- c. December 1959
Persons
Told / reported
- 19 February 1963
- 19 February 1963
Sources
Source
- The Sin Against the Holy Spirit ¶29 (Then we look into our scripture and read the story in Matthew and in Luke, and everything said of his birth we experience, even to the three who were present, even to the swaddling clothes – and then you stand confounded and bewildered.)
Attested in 1 lecture
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1963-02-19 [exact/certain/final] | The Sin Against the Holy Spirit | It is Christ breathing upon himself in us, for Christ – being divine history – he simply awakens and unveils it in us, and we suddenly become aware and we awaken and we are he. Then we look into our scripture and read the story in Matthew and in Luke, and everything said of his birth we experience, even to the three who were present, even to the swaddling clothes – and then you stand confounded and bewildered. Then a few months later something equally as fantastic happens. | 529609 |