THE VOICE OF GOD - SUMMARY 10th Class

THE VOICE OF GOD - SUMMARY AND CENTRAL IDEA - ENGLISH 10TH
Summary and Central Idea from Chapter No 01 “The Voice of God” (Written by Louis I. Newman)
for class 10th, X Matric Class

The Voice of God 10 Class
the Voice of God

SUMMARY
In this poem the poet says that he wanted to hear the voice of God so he climbed over a very
high tower but God ordered him to go back again and find him in people.

CENTRAL IDEA
If someone wants to be close to God, he should not aloof himself from people. God loves
those, who love people. God is always with people.

Comments

  1. Heman Radhani17 September 2020 at 15:46

    The poet louis Israil Newman was an American prominent scolar ،rabbi andwriter.He was a God fearing religious man

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  2. Unknown21 September 2020 at 13:56

    Central idea

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  3. Unknown3 January 2022 at 20:44

    Central Idea:
    God is not to be found on the top of high steeples.He is present every where all around as.Only we have to look him by serving our follow a man or in other words we should seek him among the people.He is graceful for those who are good to other.

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