A woman present at the lecture told Neville during the past week of a vision she had had the previous November, in which she saw him standing on a beach with his back to the ocean, in a white robe, addressing an enormous crowd of many faiths, knowing simultaneously that he was Neville and that he was Jesus.
Date (happened)
c. November 1967
unresolved
c. November 1967
estimated · probable · preferred
Why
Existing d0 claim conflates the 'this past week' telling-date with the vision's own date and carries no year at all; this is the finer, correctly-attributed date.
Reasoning
The passage quotes the woman herself dating her vision to 'last November,' distinct from 'this past week' which dates only when she told Neville about it. The telling occurred shortly before the lecture, whose delivery date is stated (probable) as 1968-06-17 read off the source dateline, so 'last November' relative to that telling places the vision in November 1967. The derived claim cannot exceed the probable ceiling of the delivery claim it rests on.
this past week
relative · probable
Told
17 June 1968
estimated · probable
Why
field_told previously had no claims at all.
Reasoning
Neville recounts the woman's vision to the audience within this same lecture, so the telling and the lecture's delivery are the same moment; the told-claim inherits the probable ceiling of the delivery claim.
Sources
Source
- John 10: The Shepherd ¶14 (“In my vision I was at the seaside and you were standing on the beach with your back to the ocean dressed in a while robe. You were addressing an enormous crowd of people of different faiths, and I knew you were Neville but I knew you were Jesus.)