<p>9:35 <i>And a voice came out of the cloud, saying: This is My Son, My chosen. Hear him</i>- This was literally the word of God, and yet it was actually a string of three quotations from God&rsquo;s word in the Old Testament: &ldquo;You are My Son&rdquo; (Ps. 2:7), &ldquo;In whom My soul delights&rdquo; (Is. 42:1), &ldquo;Hear Him&rdquo; (Dt. 18:15). It must have been a profound evidence of the Bible&rsquo;s Divine inspiration. The very voice of God repeating His own words as found in the Law, Psalms and Prophets- the three divisions of the Hebrew Scriptures.&nbsp;&quot;Hear Him<i>&quot;</i> was intended to take the mind back to Dt. 18:15, where it was written that Messiah would be &lsquo;heard&rsquo; by the faithful. But Peter fell down paralyzed with fear; he didn&rsquo;t really hear the son of God then. Yet in Acts 3:22, Peter quotes Dt. 18:15 and asks his hearers to obey the passage by hearing Jesus, through his preaching of Him. He was asking his audience to do what he himself hadn&rsquo;t done. &nbsp;</p>