Neville receives his command in his early twenties

Neville recounts that in the late 1920s, when he was not more than twenty-one or twenty-two, he received his command - the words 'Time to act' and 'Down with the bluebloods' - which he says has never left him.
Date (happened)
between 19 February 1926 and 18 February 1928
unresolved
  1. between 19 February 1926 and 18 February 1928 relative · probable · preferred
    Source A Confession of Faith ¶49passage 546789 (lecture nid 1851): 'they came back in the late 1920s. I was not more than twenty-one or twenty-two when this happened.'
    Reasoning Neville gives his own age (21 or 22) at the time; his birth date is established elsewhere in the corpus as 19 February 1905, which bounds 'age twenty-one or twenty-two' to 1926-02-19..1928-02-18. He additionally places it in 'the late 1920s', which favours the later part of that window (1927) over 1926, but does not pin a single year, so the claim is left as the full age-derived bound.
Place
New York City possible
Persons
Neville Goddard
Told / reported
  1. 1 May 1964 stated
    Source A Confession of Faithlecture nid 1851 delivery claims d0 (catalog #802) and d1 (chrome dateline '5/1/64'), independent and agreeing, weekday-corroborated as Friday
    Reasoning Two independent certain delivery claims on the lecture containing this passage agree exactly on 1964-05-01, a Friday, consistent with Neville's usual lecture nights.
Sources

Source