Benny tells Neville his vision of David

Benny came home on Saturday and described his vision of a fair, blond, blue-eyed lad who called him Father — David — and Neville, whose skin is olive and Benny's very dark, rejoiced that they are father of the same son and therefore one.
Date (happened)
16 March 1968
unresolved
  1. 16 March 1968 estimated · preferred
    Source Persistent Assumption ¶33passage 537600 (lecture 1340): 'When Benny came home on Saturday'
    Why Calendar date derived from weekday plus lecture delivery date.
    Reasoning The full passage says Benny came home and told Neville on Saturday. Lecture 1340 is independently and exactly dated Monday 1968-03-18, so the immediately preceding Saturday was 1968-03-16.
  2. 16 March 1968 stated · probable
    Source Persistent Assumption ¶33"on Saturday", told in Persistent Assumption (nid 1340)
Place
Los Angeles
Persons
Benny
Neville Goddard
David
Told
  1. 18 March 1968 estimated
    Source Persistent Assumptionmatching catalog and transcript-chrome delivery claims on lecture 1340
    Why Derived told date.
    Reasoning Passage 537600 occurs in lecture 1340, independently dated 1968-03-18 by matching catalog and chrome claims; this derives Neville's retelling date.
  2. 18 March 1968 stated
    Source Persistent AssumptionPersistent Assumption (nid 1340), telling 1340-3, told 1968-03-18
Sources

Source

  • Persistent Assumption ¶33 (When Benny came home on Saturday ... he told me exactly how it happened.)
  • Persistent Assumption ¶33 (I said, “Benny, tell me, what did he look like?” because we have fun together. It’s not because we have Martinis together, that comes regardless, not because of any Martinis, and I said, “Benny, what did he look like?”)