Neville sees David, two lustful men, and Goliath's severed head

In a vision two handsome men of about forty stood at his side looking with lust upon his son David, a lad of twelve or thirteen leaning against an open door onto a pastoral scene; the severed head of the giant Goliath lay before Neville, and he reminded the two men of David's victory over Goliath.
Date (happened)
6 December 1959
unresolved
  1. 6 December 1959 stated · probable · preferred
    Source We Are Gods Who Came Down ¶11"this night in question when it first happened", told in We Are Gods Who Came Down (nid 1978)
Told / reported
  1. 14 February 1969 estimated · probable
    Reasoning Passage 550622 directly recounts Neville's vision of David, the two men, and Goliath's head within lecture node 1978. The node's sole delivery claim is the verbatim source-document dateline 1969-02-14 at probable, with no competing or superseding carrier claim. Because the telling date is inherited from that node rather than stated by the event passage, this told claim is estimated/exact and capped at probable, the weakest link.
Sources

Source

  • We Are Gods Who Came Down ¶11 (These two men stood by my side, handsome men, about forty years of age, and my Son David a lad of about twelve or thirteen. They looked at him with such concupiscence, there was a lust beyond measure because he was so beautiful, and they wanted him more …)