Neville recounts, in summary form, his own mystical experiences: awaking, rising from the dead, being born from above, ascending as the serpent, the descent of the dove, and the discovery that David i
Neville says he came to know God as Father only through the Son, David, who revealed the fatherhood of God to him.
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
Neville's friend experiences the birth above and sees David
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A friend of his in Los Angeles, fifty-four and a regular at his meetings for years, felt a wind blowing through him for hours about five months ago, feared a stroke, drove down to Sunset and walked, and on returning home and starting up the steps found the child caught on his head; he cried out 'My God!', would not turn round because he knew the sea of water was behind him, and carried the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes into the room. Four and a half months later the experience returned and David stood before him and called him by his own name — the same thing, Neville says, that has happened to him.
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- Source: My Husband (tape) ¶33 (He started up the steps to his home. When he stopped, there was something caught on his head. And he jumped forward and screamed out, My God!)
Neville describes how he used to place David three thousand years in the past and then discovered him to be a contemporary and his own son.
Neville states that from his own experience Moses, Abraham and David did not precede him.
Neville says that having seen David as his own son he can envy no one in the world.
The second sign given him was the son, David, who called him Father — the sign of the risen Father in him.
Neville describes his own experience of the skull exploding like bursting flowers, after which David stood before him and called him Father.
Neville recounts his vision of David, a heavenly youth of unmatched beauty who appeared to him and bore witness that Neville is God the Father.
David repeatedly listens to Neville's recorded lectures while awaiting a sale
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David tells the audience that Neville has allowed him to record many of the lectures, and that he sat in the apartment house playing them over and over, wearing out several sets of batteries, to keep his mind off fear while waiting for the sale.
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- Source: Creative Moments ¶47 (Fortunately, Neville has allowed me to record a lot of the lectures, and I tell you, I’ve sat in that apartment house and I wore out several sets of batteries playing them over and over and over, and thinking of specific lines.)
After the previous Tuesday's lecture Neville went home and applied the new technique to David: he felt David's recently shaved bald head as his own, felt his smaller stature and higher voice, put Nevi
Neville states plainly that he has seen David, and that reason cannot answer it.
Neville tells of the revelation that possessed him, in which David appeared and revealed him as the Father; he speaks of it as his own experience.
Neville says he has seen David, that the memory has never faded and he feels it all the time, but that it cannot be described or painted.
Neville describes his vision of David, in which he was possessed by the feeling of being the Ancient of Days and David called him Father.
He recounts his own experience of David of scripture calling him Father: his brain exploded, he sat watching his son, and though his identity did not change he felt himself to be the Ancient of Days o
Neville tells how he came to know who he is: David, in the Spirit, called him Father, and only through that revelation of the Son could he know he is God the Father.
Answering a question, he retells the explosion in his head - which he took for a massive hemorrhage he might not survive - after which David stood before him, comparing it to a woman's labor.
Neville recounts his own experience of standing in the presence of David, who called him Father, whereupon he felt himself to be the Ancient of Days, the Lord God Jehovah.
UCLA teacher David calls war a grade in man's school
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His friend David, who teaches at U.C.L.A., drove him to the lecture and recounted the answer he had thought of for students campaigning against the war — that war is a grade in the schoolroom of man that cannot simply be rubbed out.
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Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
before 1967
(possible)
c. 1967
(probable)
Neville affirms from his own experience that he is the father of David and that the whole of what he teaches came to him as revelation rather than reasoning.
Neville recounts being told from on high that when the change is told he will be mentioned with two others, and that the name of Neville will be stuck on it though it is not his name; he does not know
On the way to the lecture Neville casually mentioned the story to the friends driving him — David, Jack, Grace and his wife — and his wife told him it should be told, which is why he tells it that nig
between 11 December 1967 and 17 December 1967
Neville had seen David's show the previous week and loved the music and the whole treatment of it.