Three years before Neville's 1972 death, Frank Carter had a night vision of Neville choking, falling, and dying in front of a restaurant called The Golden Bull.
Neville's daughter crashes on her first solo drive
Description
Neville's daughter, on her first solo drive at sixteen in a second-hand Buick they had bought her, swerved on the curve of Doheny Road at Sunset to avoid an oncoming driver crossing the double line, hit a palm tree, wrecked the car and smashed her nose; the other driver never stopped.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Sources
- Source: The Battle of Armageddon ¶42 (My daughter on her first trip out, she was only sixteen. She had to wait until she was sixteen to drive a car, and we bought her a second-hand car, a nice little Buick.)
Neville describes his own personal practice: he catches the feeling of the wish fulfilled by imagining he is among people he knows well who see him as they would if his desire were already a fact, and
Neville says the whole story of Jesus Christ has unfolded in him — he has been crucified, buried and resurrected, and was as surprised as anyone when the pattern erupted in him.
A woman wrote to Neville about a disturbing dream in which she entered a jewellery store, took several items including a
Description
A woman wrote to Neville about a disturbing dream in which she entered a jewellery store, took several items including a beautiful green gem, and left without paying; he tells her to be thrilled, that she was eating of the Tree of Life and that the green stone was her hunger for the word of God.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Told
27 April 1969
(doubtful)
27 April 1969
(doubtful)
Sources
- Source: Persons Represent States in Scripture ¶13 (Now a lady wrote, saying: “This dream disturbs me greatly. In the dream I entered an exquisite jewelry store, and picked up many items, among which was a beautiful green gem. Then I left without paying for the articles I took.)
Joseph rises from Russian poverty to New York wealth by imagining
Description
Neville retells the story of his dear friend Joseph, a poor Russian Jewish boy who imagined the bank teller making a mistake in his favour, received the overage the next day, and went on to become a multi-millionaire in New York who mentally writes letters thanking customers for cheques.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Told
18 May 1969
(doubtful)
18 May 1969
(doubtful)
Sources
- Source: The Artist Is God ¶5 (Let me share with you a simple story. A very dear friend of mine who lives in New York City was born in Russia of a very poor Jewish family. He knew what it was like to be frightened when he heard the Cossacks were coming, for they burned homes and cause…)
Walking on a Barbados beach with his wife and daughter, Neville watched two boys turn over a rock; the larger of two crabs ran off, then returned to seize the smaller one, press it to its breast and c
He states that when he saw David, he himself was seated and David was standing - which is why he believes Browning had the experience.
Neville insists that everything he says rests on his own personal experience and not on theory or speculation, and that he would not take back one iota of it.
Neville says he has shared with his audience the series of visions he has had, that he still has experiences related to divine history, and that his memory has returned.
He says he was cast into the role of a poor boy in a poor family, with no social, financial or intellectual background, and was then brought out in the image of the Father.
Neville imagines freedom for a caller's brother accused of killing a man
Description
A man telephoned Neville to say his brother had shot and killed a man; Neville, without asking why, assumed he heard the brother's ecstatic voice telling him his brother was free, and after about nine months the verdict came in acquitted.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Told
20 January 1969
(probable)
Sources
- Source: Mystery Eschatology ¶54 (So I simply assumed that I heard his voice and it was ecstatic as he told me that his brother was set free. Well, his brother was set free.)
Neville describes buying a new hat and feeling self-conscious walking the streets of New York City until it became an old hat.
Woman visions perfection then loses patience at home
Description
A woman wrote to Neville describing a vision in which she saw herself radiantly perfect, recalling the words "Be ye perfect", and then on waking bumped into a door and lost her temper with her children for pouring soap on her clean carpet.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
before 1969
(possible)
before 11 April 1969
Sources
- Source: Creating One New Man Instead Two ¶1 (Now here, a lady writes a letter and she said, “I saw myself radiantly perfect, but I mean perfect. And yet I knew that we were two, two persons.)
He says he speaks from experience and not theory, both mystically and in Caesar's world, because he is telling the story of his own family and of Christ unfolding within himself.
Asked his religion (in the context of applying for a job or being inducted into the Army), Neville answered simply "I'm a Christian", was pressed for a denomination, and told the woman asking that he
A friend, having heard him speak of baptizing his son, asked him to arrange a baptism for his own five unbaptized children and to be their godfather; Neville arranged it and stood as proxy godfather.
People repeatedly challenge Neville about a historical Jesus
Description
Everywhere he travels lecturing, including small dinner parties, people ask him whether he does not really believe in a physical Jesus who lived 2,000 years ago.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
before 1969
(possible)
before 22 February 1963
Told
20 June 1969
(refuted)
22 February 1963
Sources
- Source: Paul's Autobiography ¶19 (I go to a small little dinner party of four or five – “I know what you say Neville, but don’t you really believe that he did live, that he walked this earth 2,000 years ago and was called Jesus, and his mother was Mary and his father was Joseph – or mayb…)
David stood before him and, looking into his eyes, his memory returned as though he had suffered amnesia, and he knew himself to be David's father.
He was called out of his physical body, saw and embraced the body of love that incorporated him, saw a recording angel check off his name, and was hurled back into his body, after which his room was f
He says he will sit right next to the television on Sunday to watch the astronauts descend to the moon, adding that he is an American by adoption and that his wife and children are Americans.
Neville says he reads the obituaries every morning and observes that as many doctors die in their forties, fifties and sixties as people who could never afford a doctor.
He remembers the night he led the procession to the house of God and, in ecstasy, became the six vortices - the Star of David - and took upon himself the cross of man.
Neville, in his heavenly body, gave his immortal eyes to a woman in his audience, who then saw him nailed on a cross that burned to golden liquid light — exactly as he had told her it had happened to
Neville describes his family: half of them are Catholic with statues throughout their homes, though he and his brothers were raised Protestant and several brothers married Catholics and raised their c