Some weeks after the death Carter read Neville's formal document, a 'Lead Into Resurrection' recounting his experiences from the birth to David to the split temple to the dove, in which Neville wrote that until it was on paper he had not accomplished

Some weeks after the death Carter read Neville's formal document, a 'Lead Into Resurrection' recounting his experiences from the birth to David to the split temple to the dove, in which Neville wrote that until it was on paper he had not accomplished the work he was sent to do, and presented his two witnesses: inner experience and Scripture. [Date evidence: 'some weeks later' after the death — c. late Oct/Nov 1972; quotes are Carter's 'gist', partly paraphrase]

Date (happened)
c. November 1972
unresolved
  1. c. November 1972 estimated · possible · preferred
    Why M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 048)
    Reasoning Carter's account explicitly says 'some weeks later' after the death (1 Oct 1972).
  2. between October 1972 and December 1972 estimated · probable
    Why M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 049): qualifier circa with an end: written as between
    Reasoning Per the event's own bracketed date evidence: some weeks after the October 1972 death.
Place
Los Angeles possible
Verbatim (witness's words)

Then, some weeks later, I was able to see the document which he wrote as a Lead Into Resurrection, which, as you know, is his great statement on his experience. ... Then he says, Until I got this down on paper, I didn't feel that I had accomplished the work which I was sent to do. Then he goes on to say, I now present my two witnesses, the internal witness of my experience and the external witness of scripture

Neville (as quoted): "Until I got this down on paper, I didn't feel that I had accomplished the work which I was sent to do... I now present my two witnesses, the internal witness of my experience and the external witness of scripture."

Told
  1. 6 June 1976 stated · preferred
    Source NGR ep.27, Carter lecture 1, 1976-06-06
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