Neville reflects that ancient Scripture was written about him

He remarks that he was born in the 20th century and could not believe anything written before his birth — beyond what was said of his earthly father, mother and grandparents — had anything to do with him.
Date (happened)
1905
unresolved
  1. 1905 stated · preferred
    Source The Mystery of Jesus Christ ¶5"born in the 20th century", told in The Mystery of Jesus Christ (nid 2202)
Persons
Told / reported
  1. between 16 March 1971 and 10 April 1971 bound · probable
    Source The Mystery of Jesus Christdelivery claim d1 on lecture nid 2202: bound 1971-03-16..1971-04-10, probable, from Thomas E. Dewey's death (16 Mar 1971) being past and Easter (11 Apr 1971) still approaching; corroborated by d0 and d2, both also landing in Mar-Apr 1971
    Why No field_told claim previously existed for this event.
    Reasoning This reflection is recounted in lecture nid 2202, whose delivery window is bound by two independent internal markers (Dewey's recent death, approaching Easter). The telling date is the only thing in the packet that can actually be dated; the 1905 birth-year mention inside the passage dates Neville's birth, not the reflection.
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  • The Mystery of Jesus Christ ¶5 (Well, it didn’t occur to me for one moment, born in the 20th century, that anything written prior to my own little birth here was related to me — say, what they said of my earthly father or my earthly mother or grandparents, but certainly not anything sa…)