Date (happened)
passage 531048 (lecture nid 1131), 'Sunday morning, in my experiences outside as it were, I was lecturing... I had occasion to look at my watch... it registered four ten'
Told / reported
- between 23 January 1964 and 24 October 1966 (doubtful)delivery claims on lecture nid 1131: catalog #183 (1964-01-23, certain, preferred) and catalog #323 (1966-10-24, certain, preferred), both legacy_unreviewed with no independent corroborating evidence for either
- 24 October 1966nid 1131 surviving delivery claim after refutation. All claims: 1964-1-23 refuted; 1966-10-24 certain; 1966-10-24 certain (preferred)
Neville describes a vision in which he found himself teaching intimately among friends, rather than from a platform, on a Sunday morning. In the vision he glanced at his watch -- the same one he still wears -- lying on a table, and saw it read four-ten. He offers a symbolic reading of the number through Hebrew letter values: the fourth letter, Daleth, means door, and the tenth, Yod, is the creative hand of God, so the vision revealed to him that he is both that door and that creative hand.