Neville tells of the moment his own personal name was given: when he was only three weeks old, his mother heard an inward voice say, 'Call him Neville,' a name never before used in the family. Fifteen minutes later his uncle, independently and without knowing what she had heard, spoke to her and said the very same thing -- confirming, to Neville's mind, that being called by one's true name is itself a form of scriptural naming, no different from being known and called in the day of final restoration. The source says that when Neville was three weeks old his mother heard a voice instructing her to call him Neville; her brother Rollo independently gave the same name moments later.