Neville says he has spent the last few months telling this friend that he has already been born from above, and that when the angel of the Lord stood before the friend to persuade him he was born, he denied it.

Neville says the letters and visions his students send him, plus visions he himself received during the past week, showed him that three people present have been born from above and one woman all but the dove.

A woman wrote Neville a letter describing finding herself in a huge domed room she knew was her own skull, waking from it, and afterwards seeing the world as a dollhouse of mechanized dolls; she asked whether it related to the week's great public event and he answered that it did.

Neville says he is sharing not only his own experience but what others present tonight have shared with him, and that he looks at the audience knowing many of them have been born from above and have had these scriptural experiences; he expects to depart and, like Paul, remain only until it is organized while they carry on.

A woman told Neville a vision in which she and Marta, at a military drill, were called forward by Neville in a long black robe who gave them each a black umbrella and spoke profound words neither understood, until Dorothy Dix entered and offered to explain; Neville reads the black as the incomprehensible divine silence and says the vision was prompted by a conversation the woman had with a friend after his last lecture about waiting thirty years.

A woman not yet twenty-eight told Neville that her memory returned to another age and time in which she recalled him vividly, unchanged in face and voice, telling her about a father and a son which she did not then understand; he says he moves through sections of time at night gathering his other sheep.

A woman present at the lecture told Neville a vision in which she rode a train up out of a dark cavern into a world of pinnacles and light, stood before a great being seated on a tall chair who called her "Babe" and told her to "Record It", and who, on seeing Neville in the distance, described him and said "He is my resurrection" - which Neville takes as the Father speaking of him.

Another woman present told Neville a dream in which she said something was "only thirty minutes away"; he interprets it as thirty years until her spiritual birth, and notes she told him she has never wanted things or accumulated possessions, having always had a questing mind.

Someone who died the previous July, and another woman present in the audience, both saw Neville as the Risen Lord rather than as a man of flesh and blood.

A man from Los Angeles who has been attending Neville's meetings for years shared with him a vision of a great tree, a winding road, an enormous barking dog and a radiant fiery friend who came down, fused with him and carried him to the top room.