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The Voice of God
Louis I. Newman
WORDS AND MEANING:
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WORDS |
MEANING |
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Sought |
To search |
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Hear |
Listen |
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Voice |
Sound |
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God |
The Supreme
Being |
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Climbed |
Ascended |
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Topmost |
Highest |
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Steeple |
The tallest part of a religious building |
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Declared |
Made known
clearly |
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Dwell |
Live |
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Among |
Between |
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ABOUT
THE POET:
This poem is
the expression of religious bent of mind of Louis I. Newman. He was born in
Providence Rhode Island (USA). He studies at Brown University. He has written
many religious books.
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ABOUT
THE POEM:
It is a
simple short poem representing the poet’s religious bent of mind. The poet
expresses the main aim of life in simplest style. In this view the main aim of
life is to serve the humanity and there is no need to find the God anywhere.
One can find God by serving mankind.
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SUMMARY:
The poet
wanted to hear the voice of God and climbed the topmost steeple of church. When
he reached there he was commanded by God to go down and seek him among people.
It shows that one can find love of God by living with his fellow beings and by
serving them.
IMPORTANT QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Q01: Who has written the poem “The
Voice of God”? What does the poet want us to do?
Ans. Louis I. Newman has written the poem “The
Voice of God”. The poet wants that we should all work for the betterment of
people and devote our life for the cause of helping the needy one. According to
poet, “To serve Humanity” should be the ambition of everyone.
Q02: why did the God ask the poet to
go down again in the poem “The Voice of God”?
Ans. The God ask the poet to go down again
because, he lives in the hearts of people. Poet holds the view that one cannot
find the love of God by only praying that is the reason that points out that by
serving our fellow we can get the love of God.
Q03: Why did the author climb the
steeple?
Ans. The author climbed the highest
steeple of church in order to hear the voice of God. This could be the criticism
for those who think that by their prayers they could reach a place where God
appreciate but, the poet tries to say that one can achieve the love of God by
serving the humanity.
Q04: “I dwell among the people” what
this line means according to the poem “The Voice of God”?
Ans. In this poem “I dwell among the
people” means or pointing out the commanded message of God that he lives among
the people. If one wants to find the God he can do so by serving his humanity.
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