The voice of God is true as it remains consistent with Scripture and brings both conviction of sin and comfort through grace.
The voice of God, as portrayed throughout the Scriptures, consistently calls sinners to repentance while offering the assurance of grace and mercy. For instance, in Psalms, God's voice is described as powerful and majestic, instilling both fear and respect, while simultaneously being a voice of comfort to His people (Psalm 29). John the Baptist's ministry reflects this duality as he calls out the need for repentance while also pointing to Jesus as the source of salvation. The truth of God's voice is validated through the fulfillment of His promises and prophecies found in Scripture, such as those seen in the proclamations of Isaiah.
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