"Hearing the Voice of God" discusses the critical factors related to the postmodern confusion surrounding this issue. Williams approaches the subject clearly and realistically from a biblicist's point of view, refuting mysticism. (Christian)

Recently, the attack on the received Words of God has shifted from the letters of individual Words to the books of the Bible. Williams explores the reasons for the shift. (Christian)

There is a vital need for a book to inform sincere Bible-believing Christians about the proper techniques of translating the words of God into the receptor languages of the world. No book like this one has ever been written. It is a unique and and much-needed book that emphasizes the proper Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek texts to translate as well as the method to be used. It can be used as a guide for proper translating.

There are numerous opinions in the literature concerning the meaning of "inspiration" of the Bible such as "the partial view," "the natural view," "the neoorthodox view," "the pagan view," and many others. The explanation of most of the various views is very troubling. Very few positions exalt the true origin of the original Words of the Bible in Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek. The positions fail to correctly recognize that the process and the product of "inspiration" is a miracle "once delivered." Dr. Williams' work will help others to understand the meaning of the words associated with...