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Does The Bible Speculate The Word Of God?

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The Bible is the true inspired word of God that was transcribed by the prophets that were moved by the Holy Spirit. Every truth in the Bible is inspired by itself since God is the ultimate author. Throughout time mankind has had revelations revealed to them and then had the same revelations illuminated by the power of God. Though with every era mankind still finds the need to critique and speculate the Word of God and try to find alternatives for everything. The Bible is completely true in everything it states and will always be justified by God himself. The Bible is a book that vouches for itself. It is the living word of God that was transcribed through the prophets and recorded into book form. The prophets were not the ones who created

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