Kay

“I’m glad we agree on the inerrancy of the word. I’m glad you also see that to read the ‘red letters’ as literally Jesus exact words is not necessary. Thus you can see why i don’t necessarily have to see Eve’s words as the ‘exact’ words that she spoke. Both Moses and the gospel writers are recording history after the events. It is still under the inspiration of the Spirit and the word is still authoritative and inerrant. God inspired these words that are recorded to be His revealed word, and i hope you can see that i am no means a liberal for seeing it this way- i have a very strong view of scripture.”

Mark,
You seem to be very willing to give plenty of leeway to Moses and other writers in the Bible except Paul.
If as you say, “God inspired these words that are recorded to be His revealed word” then to turn around and say they are not exactly the words He inspired is antithesis.
But, perhaps, I am beginning to see now why it seems of no consequence to you that Paul would use the word ‘authenteo’ in 1 Tim2:12 instead of the more common ‘exousiazo’ or why he would use ‘kephale’ instead of ‘archon’ in Ephesians. Am I beginning to understand your stance?