Three years ago in Barbados Neville and his wife gave a small dinner party with his son and daughter-in-law and two ministers and their wives, and he argued with the Episcopalian minister, who would not accept that David calling Christ 'my Lord' meant 'my father'.
Date (happened)
c. 1965
stated · preferred
c. 1965
estimated
Reasoning
Passage 544072 explicitly places the dinner party 'three years ago'. Node 1778 is independently fixed at 1968-03-04 by matching catalog and chrome-dateline claims, both certain. Subtracting three calendar years gives 1965; month and day are omitted because the phrase supplies only year precision. The offset is unhedged and the anchor certain, so the year-level estimate carries certain confidence while remaining circa rather than stated exact.
c. 1964
estimated · possible
Reasoning
The lecture is dated 1965-05-28 (see told claim). The Barbados dinner is placed 'last year' relative to this lecture, giving circa 1964. Confidence is possible/circa because 'last year' is an approximation with no month given.
Told / reported
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28 May 1965
estimated
Reasoning
A prior lane (v1.1/l2/w2b) already worked through this node's three mutually exclusive legacy catalog claims (1965-02-19, 1965-05-28, bare 1968) and found the transcript's own chrome dateline -- the literal first token of the document body -- matches 1965-05-28 exactly, with further corroboration that 28 May 1965 fell on a Friday, one of Neville's known 1965 lecture nights (Mondays and Fridays). The other two claims were downgraded to possible as unwitnessed by this transcript. The doubly-corroborated 1965-05-28 date is used here.
Sources
Source
- Tloa Lecturethe Way ¶10 (Three years ago in Barbados, my wife and I had a small, little dinner party, a party of…I think there were about ten or twelve. My son and his wife, the two of us, and we had two ministers and their wives.)