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" The voice replied , " I was safe , for my box was fastened to their ship ; and the carpenter should immediately come and saw a hole in the cover , large enough to pull me out . Kline 's essay " The Voice of the Customer , " for instance , gives a focused analysis of how blogs close gaps between customers and producers , teaching the latter " what to make " as well as " how to sell . With the Hebrew letters Kuf , Lamed , it means " The Voice of God " . The voices and footsteps of the many servants and of the peasants who had come with the carts resounded as they shouted to one another in the yard and in the house . The voices of thousands of advocates and residents around the country protesting the reform also sealed its fate . The voice of women is critically important for the world 's future — not just for women 's future . The voices of the majority of Afghans are simply not heard nor heeded in thecorridors of power in Kabul , Washington , New York , and Brussels . The voice comes “ out of the temple ( naos ) from the throne . The Voices from the Middle article " Cross-Curricular Literacy : Writing for Learning in a Science Program " ( M ) shares an action research project that found students using a genre of their choice to write about what they had learned during hands-on activities in the classroom , and analyzing a science fiction story for scientific principles.Even in the language arts classroom , the focus on 21st century skills challenges students to rethink traditional notions of fiction and novels .