Who is BathKol?  

Bathkol (or “Bat Kol”): The meaning of the word is “sound” or “resonance”, but it is generally translated to mean “a heavenly or divine voice which proclaims God’s will or judgment, his deeds and commandments to individuals, to numbers of persons, to rulers, or to whole nations.” The sound was loud or soft, depending upon circumstances. It is often identified with the Holy Spirit

Answered by rita tauro , an ibibo Citizen, at 2:09 PM on January 30, 2009

Bath-kol
(daughter of the voice). A sort of divination common among the ancient Jews after the gift of prophecy had ceased. When an appeal was made to Bath-kol, the first words uttered after the appeal were considered oracular.

source:\\http://www.infoplease. com/dictionary/brewers/bath-kol.htm l

Answered by SESHAN , an ibibo Master, at 4:25 PM on January 29, 2009

Bath Kol (Heb.). Daughter of the Voice: the Divine afflatus, or inspiration, by which the prophets of Israel were inspired as by a voice from Heaven and the Mercy-Seat. In Latin Filia Vocis. An analogous ideal is found in Hindu exoteric theology named Vâch, the voice, the female essence, an aspect of Aditi, the mother of the gods and primæval Light; a mystery.
http://theosophy.org/Blav atsky/Theosophical%20Glossary/Thegl oss.htm#b

Answered by Arle Rambabu , an ibibo Master, at 3:38 PM on January 29, 2009