Who does God listen to?

Answer 1

his Jewish accountant of course

Answer 2

God hears all who speak to Him. If He didn't, then how would one be saved for we are all sinners and fall short of the Glory of God. We may not always get the answer we want, but that doesn't mean He didn't hear. He answers every prayer. God bless!

Answer 3

The better question is who listens to God.

Answer 4

Generally speaking, most theology teaches that God, whatever form he is depicted in, listens to all--he is the universal confessor. What theology teaches and what people actually feel may be different, however. Back when I believed, I never once felt that my prayers were listened to.

Answer 5

God hears all prayers!

Righteous Person (James 5:16)
Searching Person (Jeremiah 29: 13-14)

There are many verses that speak to God providing and hearing all who call out to Him. I like the Jeremiah verse best though.

Answer 6

The supreme personality of Godhead listens to His Devotees who are engaged in loving service to Him.

Answer 7

A person who liked by all, is also liked by god.
And God listen to that person.

So your behavior internal as well as external speaks.

Answer 8

God Hears His Friends

Well, if God does not attend sports events, does he at least listen to the prayers? For prayers to reach the hearing ears of this God of heaven, before whom Jesus appeared, the one praying must have knowledge, knowledge of God’s purposes, his personality, his qualities, his ways, and his name. (James 4:3) Emphasizing the need to know God, Jesus prayed: “This means everlasting life, their taking in knowledge of you, the only true God.”—John 17:3.

To get to know someone requires communication. God communicates to man through the Bible, and the Bible is the means by which we get to know the God of heaven. It tells us his name, Jehovah. (Psalm 83:18) The Bible also says that God loved the world so much that he sent his only-begotten Son, Jesus, here to earth so man would have the opportunity for everlasting life. (John 3:16) As we read and study the Bible, Jehovah becomes real to us, and we are drawn to him through Jesus. (John 6:44, 65; James 4:8) Because Jehovah is real, we can develop a close personal relationship with him.

Friendship with God, however, involves two-way communication. This requires talking to Jehovah through prayer. The Bible says that God is a “Hearer of prayer” and that “he is not far off from each one of us.” (Psalm 65:2; Acts 17:27) However, this does not mean that God listens to all prayers. (Isaiah 1:15-17) Whose prayers is God willing to hear?

The psalmist David said: “The intimacy with Jehovah belongs to those fearful of him.” (Psalm 25:14) In the original Hebrew, the root of “intimacy” (sohd) means “to make tight.” Hence, this verse conveys the idea of being granted admission into the inner circle of Jehovah or into a covenant of friendship with him. Only those worshipers who show proper respect are admitted. Thus, our intimate friendship with God causes us to fear breaching that relationship by doing anything that would displease him, such as treating prayer as a good-luck charm to ensure a sports victory.

Jehovah listens to prayers of honesthearted persons seeking friendship with him, and he is not partial. He does not play favorites or honor one national group, race, or even sports team, over another. (Psalm 65:2; Acts 10:34, 35) If God did hear the prayers of sports contestants and both teams prayed to him for victory, which one should he bless? Or if a player was seriously injured during a game, would God be to blame?

Therefore, we must pray for right matters. The apostle John explains it this way: “No matter what it is that we ask according to his will, he hears us.” (1 John 5:14) Jehovah listens to prayers that are in accord with his will. We need to know his will and purposes so our prayers will be in harmony with these.

God’s will and purposes and his glorious name are not associated with today’s competitive and violent sports events. God is not partial. Thus, when prayers are offered at these events, is God listening? Absolutely not!

Answer 9

The prodigal penitent prayer. ie those whose sins are forgiven by the Savior.

Isaiah 59
Behold, YHWH’s hand is not shortened,
That it cannot save;
Nor His ear heavy,
That it cannot hear.
But your iniquities have separated you from your God;
And your sins have hidden His face from you,
So that He will not hear.

Have sin removed by the finished work of the cross, and the barrier to His voice will be removed.

Psalm 34:17-19
The righteous cry out, and the LORD hears,
And delivers them out of all their troubles.
The LORD is near to those who have a broken heart,
And saves such as have a contrite spirit.

Answer 10

Speak, and the one listening is inside your head. It's you

Answer 11

All of us my dear, Jew, Christian or Muslim he hears all our prayers.
It is a pity that there is so much animosity between these three religions who worship the one God, though we see him through different eyes.