There is no fear of violating prohibitions against superstition by listening to a Divine Voice: Megillah 32a
Listening to a Divine Voice only if it cannot be interpreted as a natural occurrence: Megillah 32a
Whether we rely on a Divine Voice for Legal Rulings: Eruvin 6b-7a; Pesachim 114a
The Talmud equating Divine Inspiration [Ruach haKodesh] and a Divine Voice: Makkot 23b
Messages carried by Divine Voices
Gd mourning for the Jews: Berachot 3a
A voice announcing that a soon-to-be-born boy/girl will marry each other: Moed Katan 18b; Sotah 2a
Whether a Divine voice can teach Torah, providing a legal ruling: Bava Metzia 59b
Historical Occurrences of Divine Voices - Biblical Times
When Yehudah admitted his involvement with Tamar, a Divine Voice announced, "You saved Tamar and her two sons; I will save your three descendants [Chananiah, Mishael and Azariah]" from the fire: Sotah 10b
A Divine Voice confirming Yehudah's statement that he was the father of Tamar's children: Makkot 23b; Sotah 10b
Other mountains challenging Mount Sinai at the Presentation of the Torah, and the defense presented by a Divine Voice: Megillah 29a
Divine Voice asking, when the Jews said "We Will do and We Will Listen": "Who revealed the Angels' Secret to my Children?": Shabbat 88a
A Divine Voice which emerged during Moses's burial: Sotah 13b
A Divine Voice, in Samuel's Court, confirmed that he had never wronged anyone: Makkot 23b
A Divine Voice told King David that he was unable to fulfill the Biblical verse of "1 chasing 1000" in war because of the incident with Bat Sheva: Moed Katan 16b
Divine Voice confirming Solomon's decision as to who was the mother of a disputed child brought before his court: Makkot 23b
When King Solomon created the decrees requiring washing one's hands before bread and merging adjacent private properties to permit transport between them on Shabbat, a Divine Voice announced, "My son, if your heart is wise, My Heart is glad!": Eruvin 21b
Divine Voice telling Kohelet that he couldn't acquire the 49 levels of understanding which Moshe had achieved: Rosh HaShanah 21b
Divine Voice telling Kohelet that he couldn't judge cases without witnesses and warnings of the defendants: Rosh HaShanah 21b
Divine Voice rebuking Nevuchadnezzar for his ego: Pesachim 94a-b
Divine Voice putting Nevuchadnezzar in his place when he entered Hell: Shabbat 149b-150a
Divine Voice scolding Achashverosh for his use of the Temple Vessels: Megillah 12a
Historical Occurrences of Divine Voices - Post-Biblical Times
Yonatan ben Uziel defending his revelation of the translation of the Secrets of the Prophets, to a Divine Voice: Megillah 3a
A Divine Voice telling Yonatan ben Uziel that he should not translate the "Writings" section of the Torah: Megillah 3a
Divine Voice announcing that the Nochri who saved Rabban Gamliel in exchange for a section of the World to Come would in fact make it in: Taanit 29a
A Voice Saying that the World is fed in the merit of R' Chanina Ben Dosa, who in turn is forced to make do with only a Kav-Measure of Carobs weekly: Berachot 17b
In the debate between Beit Hillel and Beit Shammai: Pesachim 114a
The students of Shammai debated with the students of Hillel for three years, until a Divine Voice announced that although the words of both are the words of the Living Gd, the law follows the students of Hillel, due to their gentle humility: Eruvin 13b R' Pereida had a student who needed to have a lesson repeated 400 times in order for him to learn it properly. Once, the student still didn't understand, and the student explained it was because he had heard someone telling R' Pereida he would have to get R' Pereida for a Mitzvah later, so that the student had his mind on R' Pereida having to leave. R' Pereida then sat and taught him the lesson 400 more times. A Divine Voice emerged and offered R' Pereida 400 years of extra life, or merit for the next world for his generation. R' Pereida took the latter, and so Gd gave him both: Eruvin 54b
A Divine Voice supporting the legal ruling of Rabbi Eliezer: Bava Metzia 59b
