Neville reads the Jesuit obedience maxim in the Interpreter's Bible

Neville says he recently read, in the Interpreter's Bible, the founder of the Jesuit college Loyola saying that if the church calls a thing black when you know it is white, to you it must be black.
Date (happened)
recently
unresolved
  1. recently relative
    Source I Am the Truth ¶24"recently", told in I Am the Truth (nid 2197)
    Said as recently
    counted from I Am the Truth
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. after 1929 bound · probable
    Source I Am the Truth ¶23passage 555399, same lecture nid 2197, 'we have no script in the New Testament that is beyond the one just found in 1929'
    Reasoning Neville speaks of the 1929 manuscript find as already-established fact within this lecture, so the lecture's own telling date must fall on or after 1929; the lecture has no delivery claims of its own to inherit from, so this in-passage reference is the only lower bound the packet supports. Confidence held at probable rather than certain given the transcript is ASR-derived with only 84.3% verified containment against a matched source text.
Sources

Source

  • I Am the Truth ¶24 (I read here recently, in fact it is in the Interpreter’s Bible, our great college of Jesuits here, Loyola, and the founder of that college said that to be a good Jesuit)