@shibao Gods Word is perfect, the Bible is imperfect: partly Gods Word and partly not Gods Word. Partly man and partly God. if I were to break it down, the Torah being the oldest has the most human adulteration and Judean national myths, while the prophets who are later are more true to the people alleged to have spoken them. the writings which are even later are not even alleged to be divinely inspired. the New Testament would be the least dubious. Christ being God was infallible, but of course the New Testament wasnt written by Christ or even by prophets, it was written years later. if Christ is the Logos and reflects Gods Word completely, then the Q source if accurate would be totally infallible, but it hasnt been found. it really isnt hard to understand when you stop seeing the Bible as a monolith entirely from God. revelation is progressive and is perfect and entirely self consistent--its the Bible which doesnt entirely accurately reflect revelation.