EJw~u J .4. ， 11J.~ ~，l<br >Written over a period of approximately 1，600 years， by forty different<br >authors， the Holy Scripture has time after time proven to be flawless.<br >The Bible consists of sixty-six books in total， thirty-nine Old<br >Testament and twenty-seven New Testament. Each book<br >compliments the other， never shows contradiction， and has proven to<br >have inerrancy in truth and historical accuracy. Inerrancy simply<br >means， when applied to Scripture， what God reveals and inspires is<br >accurate， reliable， authoritative， and without error. "Sanctify them<br >through thy truth: thy word is truth." (John 17:17). All Scripture is<br >inspired by God and God is flawless. Every lesson， every historical<br >event， and every prophecy was precisely written by each author with<br > guidance from the Holy Spirit to ensure the accuracy of Scripture. In<br > most cases the author was an actual eyewitness to the events， even<br > in the case of the Book of Revelation. This book teaches that John<br > was made spirit and taken into Heaven where Jesus Christ made<br > John aware of the future of man and Christ s own Glorious<br > Appearing. As stated earlier， the Holy Spirit guided each author to<br > ensure that the events they were documenting were accurate. "For<br > the prophecy came not in old time by the will of man: but holy men of<br > God spake as they were moved by the Holy Ghost." (2 Peter 1:21).<br > Holy men of God through the Holy Spirit wrote the Holy Scriptures.<br > This becomes very apparent in the four Gospels. Matthew， Mark，<br > Luke， and John were four very different individuals with varying<br > degrees of education and four distinctive styles of writing. Each<br > author is depicting in most cases the same events in history， yet<br > contradiction does not exist between each account. Our Father did<br > not send the Holy Spirit to change the writing styles of these four men<br > nor to influence the intelligence in which they wrote， however， His<br >