Neville held the infant and called him sweetheart, wrote the story down and mailed it to his wife, and felt no change in consciousness until one hundred thirty-nine days later, when his head exploded

Asleep one night in Beverly Hills his skull exploded and David of biblical fame stood before him, with Goliath's severed head on the table, and he knew he was David's father — after which his memory r

Neville says the experience of being the Father of David happened to him on 6 December 1959, and that he afterwards found it confirmed in the Old Testament.

The second sign: on 6 December 1959, at his home in Beverly Hills, a vibration at the top of his skull built until his head exploded, and he saw David of Biblical fame, a lad of twelve or thirteen, le

Neville tells of God awaking within him in the tomb of his skull and his coming out, and of David standing before him and calling him Father a hundred and thirty-nine days later.

Neville recounts his own mystical pattern: awakening inside his skull as in a sepulcher and squeezing out to be born of Spirit, seeing three men who found an infant on the floor and said "It's Neville

He describes the night he exploded - the skull broke open like a terrific explosion, the tomb was opened and his only begotten Son, who had been buried there, stood before him resurrected and redeemed

A vibration exploded in his head and David of biblical fame stood before him and called him Father; he recorded the date, December 6, 1959, against the 89th Psalm.

In a vision two handsome men of about forty stood at his side looking with lust upon his son David, a lad of twelve or thirteen leaning against an open door onto a pastoral scene; the severed head of

About four and a half months (139 days) after the birth, his skull exploded and he found himself in a modestly furnished room facing a boy of about thirteen whom he knew to be David of Biblical fame a

One night in Beverly Hills, asleep, his skull exploded and David stood before him with the severed head of Goliath on a table; he knew himself to be David's father, and his memory returned.

139 days after his birth from above, his head burst and he found himself in a modestly furnished room where a handsome youth leaning against an open door was known to him to be his son and David of bi

The revelation that David is the son of God came to him 139 days after his resurrection and birth from above, something he had never seen even glimpsed in any book.

Thrilled by the David experience he jumped out of bed early in the morning and wrote it down without waking his sleeping wife, and told her the next morning that he was the father of David; she took i

He awoke inside his own skull — full-sized, standing up and walking about in a space the size of the room — came out, and five months later David, the sum total of humanity, stood before him and calle

He claims from his own experience that David came out of him, stood before him and called him Father.

He recounts seeing David in vision, knowing him immediately as his own son and himself as the father, with no one to introduce them.

Neville testifies to his own mystical experience: he was never taught it by any man, it came by revelation when he least expected it; God awoke in his skull and he was he, and God's only begotten son

Neville states that his own Son David proves the fatherhood of God — that everyone, of whatever sex, is the father of his Son David.

Neville says David came into his world and called him Father, a relationship more intimate than that with his own daughter Vicki, whom he trusts his wife he did sire.

Neville recounts David appearing in his world and his knowing without any prior thought or doubt that he was David's father and that David is his son.

Neville recounts his vision of David, standing against an open door looking out on a pastoral scene, calling him Father — and Neville answering not 'Neville is your father' but 'I am'.

In answering a question Neville refers to his own vision of the son David, saying that every person he speaks to is the father of that Son and that he has already proven the other is not another.

Answering a question on reincarnation, Neville says he has never experienced being anyone but himself, and refers to the moment he became aware that he is the father of God's only begotten son David;

Neville describes his own sequence of mystical experiences: the wind in the head like a hurricane, waking from the sleep of death and bringing forth the child, then five months later an explosion of t