What do you say to someone who tells you that God is speaking to them in an audible voice?<br><br>The other night as I was cleaning up after a lecture at my Church a couple of ladies approached me with some questions about theophanies. (They could obviously tell by the way I handled a broom that I was an astute theologian). I didn't really know where they were going with the question so I more or less answered that I thought the next physical appearing of God will be when Jesus comes back. One of them got a little irate and wanted to know why I thought God would not bless a person by spending time with them personally. I told her that God does just that with every believer since they are actually indwelt by the Holy Spirit. <br><br>They then insisted that there is nothing in Scripture that says God doesn't continue to speak to people today just as He did in the Bible. When I said I thought the Bible was God speaking since it is "living and powerful", they said that I was putting God into a box. <br><br>The one lady said that God had spoken to her audibly (told her to leave the RCC).<br><br>I was wondering if any of you have run into anything similar and how do you handle it? Also when Paul says in 1 Corr 13:10, "But when that which is perfect has come, then that which is in part will be done away." Do any of you believe the "that which is perfect" is the canon of Scripture? If not then what is the "that"?<br><br>Stucco