inspiration and of the impartation of divine knowledge. Each writer was in a sense left to choose his own words, preserving their individual characteristics. Inspiration allowed personal diligent research as in the case of Luke (Luke 1:1–4). William Evans states: ‘The Spirit employed the attention, the investigation, the memory, the fancy, the logic, in a word, all the faculties of the writer, and wrought through them. He guided the writer to choose the narrative and materials, speeches of others,