The Greek-Bible retort: challenged whether he had read the Bible in Greek, Neville answered that they read it in Greek without understanding while he reads it and understands (DeCarlo retelling).
- c. 16 April 1969
- c. 16 April 1969
Can I add something real quick? Your conversation with the woman— a lot of times when we impart truth to the ego mind, truth doesn’t seem kind. In fact, it may even sound harsh. But when you get into spirit, it’s like what Neville said to you: I’m not hearing that you’re on your own side. That was the thing that shook your world, and it was also the catalyst for your change. Now, when you heard it the first time, you were like, “This guy is not nice.” Whatever your inner conversation was, it was what you needed to hear.
Neville (as quoted): "I'm not hearing that you're on your own side"
- 17 November 2023
- 16 July 1969
- 16 July 1969
Source
- Now Part 2 - Lindell Student of Neville (lwf_OWiK0BQQCsQ — Lindell Warden, first-hand)
- Many Mansions ¶1 (Well, my confession is always: “No, I do not, and cannot, read Greek.” Then, of course, they have that supercilious attitude: “Well, then you haven’t read it in Greek! Isn’t that strange?” This happened just about three months ago)
- Many Mansions ¶1 (Challenge about reading the New Testament in Greek)
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