Scimus autem quoniam diligentibus Deum omnia cooperantur in bonum, iis qui secundum propositum vocati sunt sancti. And we know that to them that love God, all things work together unto good, to such as, according to his purpose, are called to be saints.

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This is really interesting — and satisfying — to a theologian. Prophets and other true Great Ones, when they claim to hear the Word of The Lord, are being matter-of-fact, downright, factual. Voight’s experience illustrates the phenomenon.

God gets very physical when He wants to do that, and in an instant, with zero delay between need and act. He is that close, all the time, everywhere, regardless of circumstances.

Listen to Voight. He speaks a reality saints and sages know directly, for a fact: that Biblical language is quite verily literal, all of it. God is intensely human, creaturely, and physical in every way possible and countless ways unpredictable. To know this fact with the intellect, as of an object, is one thing. To see and hear it in direct experience is quite another.

Tucker takes interest in what his guests say, which is unusual for one in his occupation.

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Know that waking from sleep is but birth and going into sleep is death. Every morning, pray on waking up, “Oh Lord, I am born now from the womb of sleep. I am determined to carry out all tasks today as offering to Thee, with Thee ever present before my mind’s eye. Make my thoughts, words and deeds sacred and pure. Let me not inflict pain on anyone; let no one inflict pain on me. Direct and guide me, this day.” And when you enter the portals of sleep at night, pray, “Oh Lord! The tasks of this day, whose burden I placed on You this morning, are over. It was Thee who made me think, talk, walk and act. I therefore place at Thy Feet all my thoughts, words and deeds. My task is done. Receive me, I am coming back to you.” Adopt these as your daily prayers. This prayerful attitude will so educate your impulses that the Inner Intelligence will be fully revealed.