23 March 1959
certain
Ebell Theatre
Barbadian writer (1905–1972)
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1971-06-18 [exact/probable/final] | Who Paul Really Is | Now, here we only have two lectures left, and these will be in order, even though they seem repetitious. They cannot be repeated too often. Man so quickly forgets! You go away for a month, and those you thought really understood you . . when you return, they try to tell you, “I just found the most wonderful book on diets” . . the most wonderful book on how to get into Heaven in another way. A friend of mine . . I thought he understood it . . I thought he did, for he made extravagant claims, and in the last month he sent me books by men that I knew before they died here. We mustn’t judge from… | 529004 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1962 [circa/certain/final] | Unless I Go Away | And then you allow this fabulous mystery: “unless I go away” — and so, “a little while, and you’ll see me no more, again a little while, and you’ll see me” — so God disappears from man, sinks himself in man, and then you do not see him for a little while, then comes the six thousand years of a deadly sleep — “well, I will come, and shine as far as the east, so shall the Son of Man be” — and you read it, and I read it, I couldn’t get it — “lightning coming out of the east, shining” — is always, and in this way, those of the sons of mankind, they didn’t understand — until the morning of April… | 555941 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1962 [circa/certain/final] | Unless I Go Away | And then you allow this fabulous mystery: “unless I go away” — and so, “a little while, and you’ll see me no more, again a little while, and you’ll see me” — so God disappears from man, sinks himself in man, and then you do not see him for a little while, then comes the six thousand years of a deadly sleep — “well, I will come, and shine as far as the east, so shall the Son of Man be” — and you read it, and I read it, I couldn’t get it — “lightning coming out of the east, shining” — is always, and in this way, those of the sons of mankind, they didn’t understand — until the morning of April… | 555941 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1971-06-18 [exact/probable/final] | Who Paul Really Is | Now, here we only have two lectures left, and these will be in order, even though they seem repetitious. They cannot be repeated too often. Man so quickly forgets! You go away for a month, and those you thought really understood you . . when you return, they try to tell you, “I just found the most wonderful book on diets” . . the most wonderful book on how to get into Heaven in another way. A friend of mine . . I thought he understood it . . I thought he did, for he made extravagant claims, and in the last month he sent me books by men that I knew before they died here. We mustn’t judge from… | 529004 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1963-02-12 [exact/certain/final] | Esau-Jacob-Israel | One night I saw these two fantastic creatures; I saw Esau and he is just as he is described, covered from the crown of his head to the sole of his feet with red hair, just like a huge big ape. And here, Jacob – instead of being a man – Jacob is the most glorious female you could ever imagine. Here is an angel beyond angels, and here is Esau, this monster-thing thriving on violence, thriving on everything that is evil in this world, living on it. And I thought when I saw the two of them that they existed independent of my perception of them. I didn’t know they did not. I did not know I had… | 529553 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1971-06-18 [exact/probable/final] | Who Paul Really Is | Now, here we only have two lectures left, and these will be in order, even though they seem repetitious. They cannot be repeated too often. Man so quickly forgets! You go away for a month, and those you thought really understood you . . when you return, they try to tell you, “I just found the most wonderful book on diets” . . the most wonderful book on how to get into Heaven in another way. A friend of mine . . I thought he understood it . . I thought he did, for he made extravagant claims, and in the last month he sent me books by men that I knew before they died here. We mustn’t judge from… | 529004 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1959-06-16 [exact/certain/final] | The Cup and the Cross | I was just reading this master work on psychology which claims the past has ceased to be, but influences the present through memory. So it is said in this wonderful work that it has ceased to act save through the gathered experiences stored as memory. It cannot be acted upon. It has not ceased to be at all. The sentient are not now in these states. A man who went through a gas chamber is no longer going through it. The forms remain and the day will come when they will see that he never went through a gas chamber. There are many forms of the remembered past. | 529072 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1959-06-16 [exact/certain/final] | The Cup and the Cross | I was just reading this master work on psychology which claims the past has ceased to be, but influences the present through memory. So it is said in this wonderful work that it has ceased to act save through the gathered experiences stored as memory. It cannot be acted upon. It has not ceased to be at all. The sentient are not now in these states. A man who went through a gas chamber is no longer going through it. The forms remain and the day will come when they will see that he never went through a gas chamber. There are many forms of the remembered past. | 529072 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1963-12-10 [exact/probable/preferred] | Repent and Believe in the Gospel | So repent and believe in the gospel. The gospel, I tell you, is literally true, word for word. I had no idea until 1959, in the month of July, that it was literally true. I taught it as law and got wonderful results from coast to coast in all the major cities. But I didn’t know the story, that I must believe in the gospels and believing in it that it was literally true, but no idea that everyone in this world would experience, when that fullness of time had come relative to him, everything said of Jesus Christ. He gives the banquet. He is Messiah. And unnumbered thousands wait for him to come… | 550349 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1969-05-05 [exact/probable/final] | The Wisdom, Power, and Glory Buried in Us | My dear, from the time I was a little boy I had things I could not understand, so I can’t go back to that. But I had mystical or psychic experiences that I did not understand that scared me to death. My one great one that began it all was when I was taken into the divine assembly and brought before the risen Lord. I’ve told you that story and I have written it. Well, that happened in 1929, in the summer of ’29. Thirty years later began the unfolding of these mighty acts of God within me: the resurrection and the birth, the discovery of the fatherhood of God, the splitting of the curtain of… | 547079 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1965-01-12 [exact/certain/final] | Twenty-Seven Heavens | Well, it didn’t come that day, that year, but it came in 1959. So here, in 1959…prior to that I had had the experience of meeting God, embraced by him, but it was almost like something too green to be understood. It didn’t really come into the mind with understanding until July of ’59. Almost thirty years prior to that, yes, I met and stood in the presence of God, infinite love; but you can’t believe that you, this small, little thing, could be that welcome, could be that, I would say, graced. Because you know your limitations, you know your weaknesses, you know all that you are, and you can… | 532488 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1959-09-08 [exact/certain/final] | The Birth of the Babe | When I left two months ago I asked you to join in testing with me what I have heard and told you, but now I can say as did Job “I have heard of thee by the hearing of the ear, but now mine eyes seeth thee.” Tonight as I stand here I can say what he said centuries ago. When I left I had heard of this principle and I had proved it but I had not seen it; but now I have seen it so I can stand here and tell you something I could not have told you two months ago. | 529096 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1959-09-08 [exact/certain/final] | The Birth of the Babe | When I left two months ago I asked you to join in testing with me what I have heard and told you, but now I can say as did Job “I have heard of thee by the hearing of the ear, but now mine eyes seeth thee.” Tonight as I stand here I can say what he said centuries ago. When I left I had heard of this principle and I had proved it but I had not seen it; but now I have seen it so I can stand here and tell you something I could not have told you two months ago. | 529096 |
| Date | Lecture or book | Telling | Passage |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1968-07-26 [exact/certain/final] | The Signs of the End | On Sunday – this was the 19th – a friend of mine joined me for an early dinner at the hotel at 5:00 o’clock. We went upstairs and I called Beverly Hills to speak to my wife and daughter, and he was a friend of my wife and daughter; and we simply spoke. He was working at the Fairmont as a checker. He said, “I have to go early because I have to be up early to check the waiters in and the food in.” So he left early, and I retired. I must have been in bed – oh, before eleven. | 551216 |