Neville beholds David as his son 139 days after his spiritual birth

139 days after his birth from above, his head burst and he found himself in a modestly furnished room where a handsome youth leaning against an open door was known to him to be his son and David of biblical fame; the next morning he searched scripture and found the 89th Psalm.
Date (happened)
6 December 1959
unresolved
  1. 6 December 1959 stated · preferred
    Source "One hundred and thirty-nine days after my resurrection and birth from above", told in Follow Me (nid 1398)
  2. 1959 stated · probable
    Source The Nature of God ¶11passage 540795 (lecture nid 1478), 'I saw David in the year 1959'
    Reasoning Neville states the year of the vision directly in his own words; this is the happening date of the event (his vision of David), not a telling date, since he is naming when the vision occurred rather than merely recounting it. No month or day is given so only the year is recorded.
Told / reported
  1. 11 November 1968 stated
    Source Follow Me (nid 1398), telling 1398-3, told 1968-11-11
  2. 11 November 1968 estimated
    Source delivery claim on lecture nid 1398 ('Follow Me'), corroborated by chrome dateline 'Neville Goddard 11-11-1968'
    Reasoning Passage 539130 in this lecture retells the vision of David; the telling date is the lecture's own delivery date, corroborated independently of the catalogue by the pre-strip chrome dateline, so recorded at certain per the delivery claim's confidence.
  3. 22 September 1969 estimated · probable
    Source The Nature of Goddelivery claim on lecture nid 1478 ('The Nature of God'), preferred chrome-dateline claim 1969-09-22, probable
    Reasoning Passage 540795 retells the vision (and gives the happening year, recorded separately as field_date); the telling itself is dated to this lecture's delivery date, taken as the higher-confidence 09-22 chrome-dateline claim rather than the doubtful, superseded 09-20 catalogue claim, so the told claim cannot exceed probable.
Sources

Source

  • Jesus Christ: Your Creative Power ¶18 (A youth, handsome beyond measure, was leaning against the frame of an open door. As looked at him I knew he was my son, yet I also knew he was David of Biblical fame.)