Neville says that when he tells his family in Barbados that he is the father of God's only begotten son, David, they tell him he is insane.
Date (happened)
after 1929
bound · possible
Reasoning
His claim to be father of David flows from the 1929 call/embrace he himself computes elsewhere in this same passage (1939 minus ten years); telling his Barbados family this claim cannot predate that call, so 1929 is a lower bound, held to possible because the chain (call, then belief, then telling family) is inferred rather than stated directly of this incident.
before 17 June 1968
bound · probable
Reasoning
The family's reaction is recounted as an already-past incident in a lecture dated 1968-06-17 by a stated/probable delivery claim, so it happened no later than that telling date.
after 6 December 1959
bound · probable
Why
M7 dating pass (529; 525's readers, packet 020)
Reasoning
The claim to be David's father rests on the 6 Dec 1959 vision (chronology 6885); the passage (549816) has him saying it to his family in Barbados.
Told / reported
17 June 1968
estimated · probable
Reasoning
This telling of the Barbados-family incident sits in lecture nid 1948, dated 1968-06-17 by a stated/probable delivery claim; the telling claim cannot exceed that delivery claim's confidence.