Neville sees Abraham beside the serpent-wound oak

In answer to a question, he retells his vision of the state of Abraham: a tall majestic being leaning against a leafless gnarled oak whose branches resembled the convolutions of the human brain, with a serpent wound round the trunk whose head and face were human and which looked at Neville with an infinitely wise expression while Abraham gazed off into time.
Date (happened)
between 13 September 1966 and 19 September 1966
unresolved
  1. between 13 September 1966 and 19 September 1966 stated · probable · preferred
    Source God Only Acts ¶52"I said last week", told in God Only Acts (nid 30)
  2. before 1969 bound · possible
    Source qualifying source passages 540303; telling lecture nids 1460
    Reasoning Qualifying passage ids [540303] belong to telling lecture nids [1460]. Each listed lecture contributes the selected safe envelope year 1969 (MAX of its non-refuted delivery years); 1969 is the MIN across telling lectures.
  3. before 1966 bound · possible
    Source Behold the Dreamer (repeat) ¶42qualifying source passages 550325; telling lecture nids 1965
    Reasoning Qualifying passage ids [550325] belong to telling lecture nids [1965]. Each listed lecture contributes the selected safe envelope year 1966 (MAX of its non-refuted delivery years); 1966 is the MIN across telling lectures.
Persons
Neville Goddard
Abraham
Told / reported
  1. 20 September 1966 stated
    Source God Only ActsGod Only Acts (nid 30), telling 30-5, told 1966-09-20
  2. 10 June 1969 stated · doubtful
    Source A Parabolic Revelation (nid 1460), telling 1460-8, told 1969-06-10
  3. 16 September 1966 stated
    Source Behold the Dreamer (repeat)Behold the Dreamer (repeat) (nid 1965), telling 1965-5, told 1966-09-16
Sources

Source

  • God Only Acts ¶52 (Abraham was this tall majestic being leaning against the trunk of a very gnarly oak.)
  • Nature God Revealed Us ¶20 (When you see that giant of a man leaning against a tree, you will see a serpent wound around its trunk. The serpent will have a human face with the wisest expression.)
  • The Return of Jesus ¶4 (There was an oak tree, the trunk was about seven feet, and the branches, not a leaf on them, that resembled the human brain, all gnarled and curled, just like the convolutions of the human brain. Standing against the trunk of the tree was a giant of a ma…)
  • Behold the Dreamer (repeat) ¶42 (Here is Abraham standing under a tree, the most gnarly oak you’ve ever seen; not a leaf on it, just gnarled…a gnarly, gnarly oak. His head came almost to the very top of the trunk.)