<p>1:17- see on Jn. 13:32.</p><p><i>For he received from God the Father honour and glory, delivered to him by such a voice from the Majestic Glory: This is My beloved Son, in whom I am well pleased</i>- Perhaps Peter means to say that when this voice of Divine approbation came, there was a visible manifestation of glory around the person of the human Lord Jesus on the mountain top. But This is My beloved Son&quot; is a quotation from the voice heard at the Lord's baptism. All the Synoptics record it there. Peter says that the voice came &quot;from the Majestic glory&quot;, using the same word as he has just used in :16 when he says that he was an eyewitness of the Lord's &quot;majesty&quot;. This eyewitness experience was at the Lord's baptism. But he says that he heard the same voice again on the mount of transfiguration (:18). He could well be saying that the voice at baptism sounded the same as the voice at the transfiguration- it was God's voice. Here we have a profound evidence of the personality of God- He has a voice, and that voice sounded the same on the two occasions Peter heard it.</p>