theophanic Glory elsewhere in this context, and the discovery of such an additional instance of this theophanic phenomenon—in Genesis 3:8—will in turn serve to confirm our earlier identification of the Glory-Spirit. “They heard the voice (qôl) of Yahweh God” (Gen. 3:8a). It is generally agreed that the “voice” here is not that of the Lord’s speaking, as though he was heard conversing or calling. It is rather the “voice,” or sound, of the Lord’s coming that was heard.3 In other