Tom reports a vision to Neville on 26 May 1964
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- 26 May 1964 (probable)
- 26 May 1964 (probable)
26 May 1964
26 May 1964
Neville closes the last lecture of the session, thanks his audience for the case histories and visions they shared with him, and says he will return on 6 October.
19 April 1971
(probable)
He says he will ask a woman friend present at the lecture to pass on to a mutual friend, who is passing through a trying time, Blake's saying about visionary men being accounted mad and his direction
June 1964
(probable)
June 1964
Neville left for New York on 27 May 1964 to attend his daughter Victoria's graduation and was in the city during June.
between June 1964 and August 1964
(probable)
In a lecture given 1964-02-18, Neville announces his upcoming travel: leaving late May for New York to attend his daughter's graduation, then to Barbados with his family for a couple of months, before
Freedom Barry imagines finding a rare Flagstad record
Description
Neville tells how his friend Freedom Barry, unable to obtain the Flagstad recording of Tristan and Isolde, carried on an inner conversation with a salesman who said he had it, then in the shop refused to accept 'no' and pointed out an apparently empty display sleeve which proved to be the complete album.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- c. June 1964 (probable)
- after 0
Told
16 April 1965
Sources
- Source: Inner Talking ¶8 (So here, these inner conversations…take the story of my friend Freedom Barry. He told all of his friends in June what he wanted for Christmas. He’s passionately fond of music and he wanted the interpretation of Tristan and Isolde as given by Flagstad.)
June 1964
About a year earlier, in June 1964, Neville was in New York City for his daughter's graduation and read a Herald Tribune interview by John Crosby with Allen Stewart, an ex-Anglican minister in London
A correspondent has his largest economic month in business
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
July 1964
(probable)
Told
September 1964
(probable)
July 1964
(probable)
A correspondent's August business exceeds his record July
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
August 1964
(probable)
Told
September 1964
(probable)
Sources
- Source: The Spirit Gives Life ¶36 (August exceeded record July)
San Francisco surgeon tells Neville about inconclusive autopsies
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. September 1964
(possible)
Told
17 November 1964
(probable)
c. September 1964
(probable)
A friend hears a thunderous inner voice about his father
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. September 1964
(probable)
Told
8 December 1964
Neville's friend experiences mystical birth
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
between September 1964 and September 1965
(possible)
Told
between 19 February 1965 and 19 February 1966
(possible)
A surgeon tells Neville that some autopsies reveal no cause of death
Description
Last September in San Francisco, a friend who is a surgeon came up to Neville after a meeting — where Neville had told of his experience in answer to a question from the audience — and told him that in autopsies everywhere in the world ten percent reveal no cause of death.
Persons
Location
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- September 1964
- September 1964 (probable)
Told
17 November 1964
Sources
- Source: Gathered One-by-One ¶19 (A friend of mine in San Francisco last September, a surgeon, and he told me that ten percent of all autopsies reveal no cause of death.)
between September 1964 and November 1964
Neville recalls that at the opening of his current lecture season last fall he asked his audience to share their experiences with him, and says nothing thrills him more than testimony to the word of G
13 September 1964
(probable)
A notice reports that Neville, a nationally prominent author and teacher, returns to San Francisco for his 18th annual lecture series, with three Sunday morning talks at 11 o'clock at the Wome
14 September 1964, 19:45
(probable)
Ten evening classes Monday through Friday, September 14 through September 25 at 7:45 p.m., Women City Club Auditorium.
14 September 1964
(probable)
The same notice states that ten evening classes will be held Monday through Friday, September 14 through September 25, in the Women's City Club Auditorium, with $2 admission.
14 September 1964
(probable)
The same advertisement lists evening classes at 7:45 p.m., September 14 through 25, Monday through Friday, at the Women's City Club Auditorium, 465 Post Street.
20 September 1964, 11:00
(probable)
Neville Sunday morning talk at 11 a.m., September 20, during his eighteenth annual San Francisco series.
20 September 1964
(probable)
A notice for Neville's 18th annual San Francisco lecture series at the Women's City Club Auditorium, 465 Post Street, announces further Sunday 11 o'clock talks on September 20, '
20 September 1964
(probable)
An advertisement for Neville's annual San Francisco lecture series at the Women's City Club Auditorium, 465 Post Street, lists Sunday 11 a.m.
27 September 1964, 11:00
(probable)
Neville Sunday morning talk at 11 a.m., September 27, during his eighteenth annual San Francisco series.
6 October 1964
(probable)
October 1964
(probable)
Disney invites a painter for a second exhibition
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. October 1964
(possible)
Told
12 February 1965
(probable)
October 1964
Neville recalls opening his lecture season last October after returning from a trip East, and asking his audience to share their experiences with him so he could pass them on from the platform.
between 11 October 1964 and 11 October 1965
(possible)
c. 13 October 1964
A month ago he went with his wife and two friends who come with him every week to see a comedy film set in Greece and Turkey about the theft of a bejewelled sword, ending with the imprisoned woman pro
c. November 1964
(probable)
c. November 1964
(probable)
Neville criticizes a millionaire profiled in Time
Description
Answering a question, he describes a man featured inside the current issue of Time magazine — a millionaire whose family he knows well — who claims over $20,000,000, professes in print that money is not important, and yet worships gold and repossesses a car for a payment twenty-four hours late.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- c. November 1964 (probable)
- 30 November 1965
Told
13 December 1965(refuted)- 30 November 1965 (probable)
Sources
- Source: Advent ¶54 (There’s one on the inside, I won’t mention his name. I know his sister-in-law and his wife and his brother-in-law through marriage very, very well.)
A woman dreams her perfect nondying Leah returns
Description
A second woman of the audience told Neville that three years ago she dreamed of a perfect man, a romance and a wedding night at which he said 'Not yet' and 'I will return' — and this November he returned, along with four dead parents and friends of her parents.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
November 1964
Told
20 November 1967
Sources
- Source: Purpose: To Build a Dwelling Place for God ¶16 (Three years ago this lady had this experience. In her dream she saw this creature that she could hardly believe could ever be embodied in a man.)
Woman tells Neville the fraudulent-franchise and recovered-check story
Description
A woman told Neville that she had bought a business franchise, only to learn right after paying that the company's president was a fraud. When an investigator asked her to produce a copy of the check she had paid with, she could not: it had actually been a check from her broker, Bache and Co., for a little over three thousand dollars from a stock sale, which she had endorsed over to the fraudulent president. Unable to trace it, she reported the loss to Bache, who told her the check had never been cashed, stopped it, and issued her a replacement -- so despite the fraud, she got her money back.
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
c. 6 November 1964
(probable)
Told
13 November 1964
Woman recovers franchise payment through assumption
Description
A lady told him this past week that after buying a franchise she found the company president was a fraud; she could not produce the endorsed Bache and Co. check for over $3,000, applied his principle, and four months later Bache called to say the check had never cleared, stopped it and issued her a new one, so she got every penny back.
Persons
Authored by
Anonymous (not verified)
Date (happened)
- between 8 November 1964 and 13 November 1964
- before 13 November 1964
Told
13 November 1964
Sources
- Source: Thy Dead Shall Live ¶24 (Now here is a story told me this past week. A lady said she bought a franchise—didn’t tell me the nature of the franchise—-to discover right after she’d paid for it that the president of the concern was a fraud.)
c. 10 November 1964
A week ago Neville was given a sample copy of a little book called Daily Light — a 365-day arrangement of Bible readings with a foreword by Billy Graham — which he found marvellous and recommends to t
11 November 1964
Neville tells his audience that the New York Times front page had just reported, for the first time, a fantastic robbery of a bejeweled sword from a Russian museum roughly a year earlier -- Soviet aut
11 November 1964
This past week he bought Wednesday's New York Times, whose front page reported that Russia had at last revealed a fantastic robbery of a jewelled sword from a museum a year earlier — the same plot as
13 November 1964
He recalls what he did at his own recent lectures: last Friday night he asked those present to read the 13th chapter of 1st Kings, and a week ago he told them that the one whom he loved was the one he
before 20 November 1964
(possible)
Neville describes a vision, received by revelation rather than taught to him, of leading a great throng in colorful Near Eastern dress in procession toward an invisible house of God.
24 November 1964
(probable)