Voice of God
A voice, louder than thunder, immaterial in the sense that it does not resemble any voice of man, but very perceptible to all ears, fills the serene sky of the magnificent April day and it resonates, more powerful than the chord of a giant organ, with a very beautiful tone and it proclaims: "And I, I have glorified Him and I will glorify Him again."[1]
In "The Gospel as It Was Revealed to Me"
- Recognizing the Voice of God, the voice of the world, the voice of Satan.[2]
- The Voice of God at the Baptism of Jesus, recounted by Andrew the Apostle: after the super-ecstatic thunder of God, after the inconceivable splendor of the Light in the form of a dove of Peace, it said: "Behold the Lamb of God"…[3]
- The Voice of God on Tabor: A powerful and harmonious Voice vibrates and fills all space with itself.[4]
- The sheep and I, we love each other. They listen to me, they recognize my voice. You do not understand what it really means to know my voice. It is to have no Doubt about its origin and to discern it among a thousand other voices of false prophets, like a true voice coming from Heaven.[5] (Jesus)
In Other Sources
- Bat Kol (daughter of voice) designates the divine voice as it was heard by the people at Sinai. This voice resounded three times in the Gospel: at the Baptism of Jesus[6]-[7], at the The Transfiguration of the Lord[8], and the Glorification preceding the Passion.[9]-[10]