Bennie sees Neville teach Jesus as persistent assumption

Bennie told Neville that a couple of days before the vision he had seen Neville in the spirit teaching the word of God, being asked to tell the story of Jesus and answering that it is a persistent assumption.
Date (happened)
c. 18 October 1967
unresolved
  1. c. 18 October 1967 stated · probable · preferred
    Source "Only a couple of days before this happened to Bennie", told in A Lesson in Scripture (nid 1294)
  2. Only a couple of days before relative · probable
    Source A Lesson in Scripture (Second Version) ¶8"Only a couple of days before", told in Lesson Scripture Second Version (nid 1757)
    Said as Only a couple of days before
  3. c. 18 October 1967 estimated · probable
    Source passage 536230 (lecture nid 1294): 'Only a couple of days before this happened to Bennie' (this = Bennie's catalepsy vision, itself placed 'last Friday morning' in the preceding passage 536228)
    Why Bennie's catalepsy/birth vision itself (Oct 20, 1967) is recounted in the immediately preceding passages 536228-536229 and is a distinct event, not this one.
    Reasoning The lecture is dated 1967-10-23, a Monday. 'Last Friday morning' (passage 536228) therefore places Bennie's catalepsy/birth vision on 1967-10-20. This event's own passage places the spirit-vision of Neville teaching 'a couple of days before' that, which lands around 1967-10-18. Two chained relative expressions, so left circa/probable rather than exact.
Place
Told
  1. 23 October 1967 stated
    Source A Lesson in Scripture (nid 1294), telling 1294-1, told 1967-10-23
  2. 23 October 1967 estimated
    Source delivery claims on lecture nid 1294, both certain and agreeing exactly: catalogue #377 and the chrome dateline 'Neville Goddard 10/23/67'
    Reasoning Lecture nid 1294 carries 2 delivery claims, both certain and giving 1967-10-23: [d0] catalogue #377 and [d1] an independent chrome byline (distinguished in the harvest note from an unrelated WordPress posting-date stamp on the same scraped header). They corroborate, so no tiebreak is needed; citing the independent chrome source (node:1294).
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