ABSTRACT
The voice of God is frequently and explicitly heard in the earlier books of the Old Testament, but is generally only implicitly encountered in the later (prophetic) works. Different examples of the “voices” of Hebrew scripture are explored, including the part that they play in theophanies. Particular attention is given to the phenomenon of prophecy. The positive part played by divine voices is identified, and the need for critical discernment of prophetic voices is explored.
