Date (happened)
November 1966
(probable)
passage 542858 (lecture nid 1750), 'I had my two brothers in New York this past November'
Told / reported
27 December 1966(refuted)sole delivery claim on lecture nid 1750: 1966-12-27, source 'Neville lectures catalog #703', legacy_event_claim, state legacy_unreviewed- 17 April 1967 (probable)nid 1750 surviving delivery claim after refutation. All claims: 1966-12-27 refuted; 1967-4-17 probable (preferred)
Neville describes his two brothers, Lawrence (a doctor, father of the two nephews from the Barbados beach story) and Victor (head of the family businesses), visiting him in New York the previous November. Neither brother could accept his teaching, but both wanted to tour New York's churches with him. At St. Thomas Church he told Victor that tapestries hid the building's finest stained-glass windows, and that the church's benefactor, Rockefeller, had had them covered out of spite - a story that lowered Victor's opinion of Rockefeller considerably, even though (Neville notes) Rockefeller himself died believing he was a believer in Jesus without ever truly finding him.