Book ad, 1939

Survey Serves

Truth Seekers

Ay, YOUR COMMAND,

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This is a book for truth seek

ers. ‘The writer, who wants pub

licly to be known simply as Ne

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lle, is speaking weekly to th

ands in New York. Their «

ral expression is that his mes

age as direct and piercing 8 i

hrust of a rapier, is the w

Il ages.

Neville’s first book touche

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ots of his message for

a

eekers everywhere.

Ne

Commands,

be effective,

‘lle says, must be short and

he point: The greatest com

vl

ver recorded is found in th

imple words, “and God said—'e

here be light.”

In keeping with this pri

Neville says he now gives the re

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‘in these few pages, the

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As it was revealed to me.

“You ha

ve become so enme

al

in the belief that you are ™

hat you have forgotten the 2!

ous being that you are,

Ne

jage

says in closing his 50-

Now,” he continues, “with

memory restored decree the

seen to appear and it shall app:

for all things are compelled

spond to the Voice of God. Y

awareness of being—the world

at your command!”

“JACK ROBER?