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review on your favorite podcast platform. Thanks. Now, one of the phrases in Jeremiah 186 through 11 is if

they do what is evil in my sight, which is equivalent to, another way of saying is not listening to my voice.

Okay. How does God make his voice heard? It's now the implicit question begged from this text,

how is God's voice heard by the nations? And what, particularly what message, what words,

speech is coming from God's voice.

So how do the nations hear the voice of God? And what is this voice of God saying to the nations?

I'm going to give you multiple texts for this. This is Psalm chapter 19, verses 1 through 4, says this,

the heavens declare, that is the heaven's talk, it's a voice, it's speech,

the heavens declare the glory of God, the sky proclaims his handiwork. Day to day

pours out speech, uses the actual word, speech, day to day pours pours out speech, night-to-night reveals knowledge.

There is no speech, nor are there words, whose voice is not heard.

So there is speech coming from what?

It's God, ultimately, but what is the providential means that God's voice is being spoken through?

Well, the heavens, the sky, day to day, night to night,

and this speech that is coming from God through what he has made, his handiwork.

So creation is the instrument, the megaphone that God is speaking through.

So God's voice is coming through loud and clear by what he is made.

This is natural revelation through creation itself.

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