These examples show how Call to Hear functions in biblical language, rhetoric, poetry, prophecy, narrative, or theological imagery.
Hear, O Israel
The summons marks a central confession and covenant command as requiring attentive obedience.
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Give ear, O heavens...hear, O earth
The song begins with a summons that frames heaven and earth as attentive witnesses.
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Hear, O heavens, and give ear, O earth
The prophetic indictment opens by summoning cosmic witnesses to covenant rebellion.
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Give ear, and hear my voice
The prophet calls for careful attention before presenting instruction through imagery.
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Hear the word of the LORD
The address summons Jacob/Israel to receive the LORD’s covenant lawsuit.
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Hear, you peoples, all of you
The prophet summons the nations and earth before announcing divine testimony.
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He who has ears to hear, let him hear
Jesus calls for spiritually responsible hearing beyond mere sound.
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He who has ears to hear, let him hear
The parable discourse presses hearers to receive and understand the kingdom word.
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Listen, my beloved brothers
The exhortation uses a direct auditory summons before correcting partiality.
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He who has an ear, let him hear
The repeated formula summons the churches to heed what the Spirit says.
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