Neville rejects a television preacher's prayer to an external Jesus

Neville turned on the television looking for a football game, stopped on a station where a preacher was praying to an external Lord Jesus before enormous crowds, and dismissed it as nonsense.
Date (happened)
c. 1971
unresolved
  1. c. 1971 estimated · probable · preferred
    Source The Potter's House ¶18passage 556660, 'I turned on the TV the other day' — combined with lecture nid 3992's certain year-level delivery claim (1971)
    Reasoning 'The other day' places the TV moment within days of the platform telling. The lecture's delivery year is independently corroborated twice within the same lecture (Barbados-departure-at-seventeen arithmetic, and the family's fiftieth business anniversary) at certain, 1971, so the happening year is the same year, circa 1971. This gives the existing type=relative, year-less claim an actual (if imprecise) year rather than replacing it.
  2. the other day relative · probable
    Source The Potter's House ¶18"the other day", told in The Potters House (Unresolved ASR Witness) (nid 3992)
    Said as the other day
    counted from The Potter's House
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 1971 estimated
    Source The Potter's Houselecture nid 3992 'The Potter's House' delivery claim d0, 1971 (year only), certain, doubly corroborated (Barbados-departure arithmetic + fiftieth business anniversary)
    Reasoning Neville tells this TV anecdote from the platform, so field_told equals the lecture's delivery year, which the corpus already establishes at certain via two independent internal facts in the same lecture. No prior told claim existed for this event.
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  • The Potter's House ¶18 (I turned on the TV the other day, just out of curiosity — I was feeling around for the ball game, the football — and I stopped on one of these stations, and here is this man talking to undoubtedly enormous crowds, and he’s praying to the outside Lord Jes…)