Neville arrives in Barbados in August 1941

After sleeping in the belief that he was already in Barbados throughout February 1941, Neville and his wife later received a cable telling them his mother was terminally ill and urging him to come; despite Britain's wartime currency controls preventing his family from sending him money, he and his wife sailed the very next night on the old Argentina. He arrived and physically slept in his mother's home in Barbados in August 1941 -- exactly the room he had imagined sleeping in six months earlier -- and stayed three weeks before returning; his mother died two weeks after they left.
Date (happened)
August 1941
unresolved
  1. August 1941 stated · preferred
    Source Works of Faith, Not Miracles ¶30passage 532600 (lecture nid 1186), 'I slept in Barbados in the month of February, and physically I was there in the month of August'
    Why He stayed three weeks in Barbados and his mother died two weeks after they returned home, per the same passage.
    Reasoning Neville states the month outright as part of the same 1941 narrative he opens two passages earlier ('In 1941 I brought out my first book Your Faith is Your Fortune... It came out in the month of February'); this passage continues that same year's story into August, when he physically arrived. Not a relative expression needing derivation from the lecture's own 1965 delivery date.
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Told / reported
  1. 22 January 1965 estimated
    Source Works of Faith, Not Miraclesdelivery claim on lecture nid 1186 ('Works of Faith, Not Miracles'): sole legacy catalog claim (#253, certain, preferred), no conflicting claim
    Reasoning The lecture carries a single certain delivery claim with no competing evidence.