He’s not writing secular history. He didn’t get it from any man in this world. What happened to Neville in whom this whole drama has unfolded, what happened to Bob in whom it is unfolding, what happened to Christine in whom it has almost completely unfolded, that doesn’t really matter. If I lecture, and he writes, and she taught, that doesn’t matter. If we were injured or hurt or imprisoned or set free in this world, that doesn’t matter. He’s not telling anything about a man in this world. He is telling a drama, the story of salvation. He is taking a series of events as they unfolded themselves within many, (among us, within us). And then he takes the events and he simply makes a narrative, he dramatizes it in the form of a story. So if I know what actually he heard, well then, we have read the story to find out what he actually heard, what they experienced. For in these five words is summarized the entire story: “They related their own experiences.” They told what had happened.843 ¶6