A young woman emails to ask Pastor John in John 10 verses 1 to 21, Jesus tells us that

he is the good shepherd and we are a sheep and a sheep know his voice.

My question is, what is Jesus' voice?

Is it his word or is it like someone literally speaking to you?

Here's the context in John 10, which I think they're referring to.

I am the good shepherd.

I know my own and my own know me.

That's verse 14.

In the end, verse 27, my sheep hear my voice and I know them and they follow me.

And verse 16, I have other sheep that are not of this fold.

I think it means this Jewish fold.

I have other Gentiles sheep out there.

I must bring them also.

They will hear my voice.

So he's talking about his elect ones that the Father has chosen and the Father will give

them to the Son when the Son calls them.

We know this because of verse 26, you do not believe because you are not among my sheep.

So believing is what proves you are a sheep, not the other way around.

You don't believe and thus are turned into a sheep.

John says, you don't believe because you aren't my sheep.

In other words, my elect ones, my sheep that the Father has chosen will hear my voice

and will follow me and that will prove that they are elect.

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