| Creation | God → Universe | “Let there be light.” God speaks creation into existence. | Genesis 1:1–31 | Life begins; the universe obeys His command. |
| The Fall | God → Adam & Eve | “Where are you?” Confronts sin and promises redemption. | Genesis 3:8–19 | Sin revealed; the first promise of a Redeemer (Genesis 3:15). |
| Covenant with Noah | God → Noah | “I establish my covenant with you.” | Genesis 9:8–17 | God promises never again to destroy the earth by flood. |
| Covenant with Abraham | God → Abram | “Go from your country… I will make you a great nation.” | Genesis 12:1–3; 15:1–6; 17:1–8 | Covenant established; Abraham becomes the father of faith. |
| Testing of Abraham | God → Abraham | “Take your son… and offer him.” | Genesis 22:1–18 | Foreshadows God’s own sacrifice of His Son. |
| Burning Bush | God → Moses | “I AM WHO I AM.” God calls Moses to deliver His people. | Exodus 3:1–14 | Moses commissioned to lead Israel out of Egypt. |
| Mount Sinai | God → Israel | “I am the Lord your God…” Ten Commandments spoken and written. | Exodus 19–20 | The Law is given; God’s holiness revealed. |
| Calling of Samuel | God → Samuel | “Speak, for your servant hears.” | 1 Samuel 3:1–10 | Samuel begins his prophetic ministry. |
| God’s Rebuke to Eli | God → Samuel | Judgment on Eli’s house for sin. | 1 Samuel 3:11–14 | Confirms God’s justice over His priests. |
| Elijah on Mount Horeb | God → Elijah | Speaks not in wind or fire, but a gentle whisper. | 1 Kings 19:9–13 | God comforts and recommissions His weary prophet. |
| Calling of Isaiah | God → Isaiah | “Whom shall I send?” | Isaiah 6:1–8 | Isaiah volunteers as God’s messenger to Judah. |
| Visions to Ezekiel | God → Ezekiel | “Son of man, stand on your feet, and I will speak to you.” | Ezekiel 2:1–10 | Ezekiel sent to a rebellious people with God’s message. |
| God Speaks Through the Donkey | God → Balaam | “Why have you struck your donkey?” | Numbers 22:28–33 | God warns Balaam against disobedience. |
| God’s Voice in Dreams (Joseph) | God → Joseph | Reveals future authority and purpose. | Genesis 37:5–11 | Foreshadows deliverance through suffering. |
| God Speaks to Job from the Whirlwind | God → Job | “Where were you when I laid the foundation of the earth?” | Job 38–41 | God humbles Job, affirming His sovereignty. |
| Vision to Daniel | God → Daniel | “The dream is certain, and its interpretation sure.” | Daniel 2; 7–12 | Prophetic insight into future kingdoms and the Messiah. |
| The Call of Jeremiah | God → Jeremiah | “Before I formed you in the womb, I knew you.” | Jeremiah 1:4–10 | Jeremiah commissioned to prophesy to nations. |
| Word to Jonah | God → Jonah | “Arise, go to Nineveh.” | Jonah 1:1–2; 3:1–2 | God’s mercy extended to repentant Gentiles. |
| The Angel Speaks to Mary | God → Mary via Gabriel | “You will conceive and bear a son… Jesus.” | Luke 1:26–38 | The Incarnation begins. |
| The Angel Speaks to Joseph | God → Joseph | “Do not fear to take Mary as your wife.” | Matthew 1:20–21 | Confirms divine plan for the Savior’s birth. |
| Baptism of Jesus | God → Witnesses | “This is My beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.” | Matthew 3:16–17; Mark 1:11; Luke 3:22 | God publicly affirms Jesus as His Son. |
| Transfiguration | God → Peter, James, John | “This is My beloved Son… listen to Him.” | Matthew 17:1–5; Mark 9:7; Luke 9:35 | Confirms Jesus’ divine authority and glory. |
| Conversion of Saul (Paul) | God → Saul | “Why are you persecuting Me?” | Acts 9:3–6; Acts 26:12–18 | Saul becomes Paul — missionary to the Gentiles. |
| Vision to Peter (Clean and Unclean) | God → Peter | “What God has made clean, do not call common.” | Acts 10:9–16 | The gospel extends to the Gentiles. |
| Vision to John (Revelation) | God → John | “Write what you see.” | Revelation 1:10–19 | The final prophetic revelation of Jesus Christ. |
