Definition: The word "amatols" is a term found in Jewish literature, which translates to "the voice that brings good news." In this context, it could refer to the voice of God or the voice of prophecy. 1. Voice of God: This term refers to the divine authority and guidance within the Holy Scriptures. The word "amen" (amet) is used to confirm the presence of God's voice in the Bible. 2. Prophecy: Prophecy is a way of foretelling events that are predicted by God, or signs from the heavenly realm. This term refers to a type of divine guidance or revelation found in the Bible and its prophets. The word "amatols" is often associated with the concept of prophecy as it appears frequently in the Old Testament books such as Deuteronomy 5:28 ("When ye hear that I will make thee king," which translates to "when you hear that I will become king"), Psalms 149:3-5 ("And they shall be my witnesses, and their testimony, they shall speak of me"), and Ezekiel 20:27-28. The word "amatols" could also refer to a type of prophecy where the voice is not necessarily from God but rather from angels or other supernatural beings, such as in the case of the angel Gabriel in Genesis 12:3-4.

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