Does the Bible being “divinely inspired” mean the writers were paid with gold coins….?

Posted on 23 January 2012 by

Question by Tom C: Does the Bible being “divinely inspired” mean the writers were paid with gold coins….?
…that said “In God we trust”? And an embossed portrait of Caesar.

Best answer:

Answer by hghostinme
Divinely means…………FREE

For it was a Free Gift of God…………
His Word is PRICELESS !!!!!!!!!

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2 Comments

  1. yamin82005

    on 23rd Jan, 12 03:01pm

    it means “the answer’s not in a book Many paths to choose from written by the hands of man But they were all still alive, the information’s second-hand”

  2. Hand puppet pet

    on 23rd Jan, 12 04:01pm

    Everything ” divinely inspired” has no value to those that choose disbelief, it is neither billed or payed in this age, but brought up to accounting in the age to come. God bless!