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Latest revision as of 13:30, 19 September 2020
Four voices
The four voices of God in scripture are represented by the four offices which have revealed the Word:
Voice of the Prophet teaches doctrine. It always speaks of Christ on earth.
Voice of the Judge rebukes us; confronting us for sin.
Voice of the Priest teaches how Christ has corrected things; made them right.
Voice of the King teaches how to train the flesh in righteousness.
