[20] Thus, the chapter in the Bible should be read, and finally reduce not only to compose a single chapter, but make it the same or similar to the chapter in the Bible should be read. This does not mean that Chapter 2, paragraphs 23 and 24 are inconsistent with the above three paragraphs. The word "inconsistency" is used to refer to different information that cannot occur simultaneously. For example, Mr. K gave the information that Mr. K died at the age of 59, while Mr. B gave the information that Mr. K died at the age of 55. The two reports differ on the same event as inconsistent. The original passages, or passages that were abrogated, were all God's Word and contained accurate information to this day. And, of course, betting on composing this Bible is still going on today. Betting on the composition of 10 chapters in the same way as the Bible should be read, 1 chapter in the same way as the Bible should be read, or 1 chapter that only resembles the Bible should all be true bets, because there is nothing that is inconsistent with the Bible. If it is not possible to compose a single composition, what is the point of talking about one chapter and ten chapters like that? For example, I'm talking about a person who is obsessed with me. Then I said, "He's worse than a fifth grader," and then I said, "Not only that, he's worse than a first grader." When I say that he is inferior to the first grade, that means that what I am saying does not contradict the above two sentences. But my last sentence fully confirms his level of ignorance. If he is smarter than the first graders, what else is there to talk about in the 5th or 10th grade?