[5] Whenever the prophet received the first revelation of God, he memorized it himself and then proclaimed it to his companions and commanded them to write it down. Osman also memorized those words. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) was always in a hurry to write down everything he had received, and he examined and reaffirmed it himself. After all, the prophet was such an illiterate man, and every time he received a revelation from God, he recited it to his companions, and they recorded it, and the prophet would review the record, instructing the scribes to write it down. អា. If there is any mistake in the recording, he will hurry to tell the clerks to correct it and check again. No different, he even checked each passage of scripture that his colleagues had memorized. Using this method, the entire Bible should be recorded under direct scrutiny by the prophets. B. The order and connection of the contents of the Bible is inspired by God. The Bible should be read, not by the prophets, in the order in which it was given. Sequence and Commitment: The message is inspired and guided by God through the prophet Gabriel. When God gives a sentence, the prophet proclaims it to his fellow workers, and he tells them to write the new paragraph in the next chapter. During the month of Ramadan, every year the prophets, including the angel Gabriel, review and reaffirm every verse of the Bible that should be read, including the Book of Mormon.