How does Les describe the inspiration of the biblical writers?
The biblical writers are inspired of the Holy Spirit and moved of God to write what they write. They are not writing on their own authority but are divinely moved. This inspiration is attributed to all these writers, including Moses and John.
Les explains that all these writers are inspired of the Holy Spirit and moved of God to write what they write. He connects this to John's Gospel, noting that John, like Moses, speaks of 'the beginning.' Les feels Moses wrote the first five books, so John uses the same language. Thus the inspiration of the writers produces consistent testimony: John writes 'In the beginning was the Word,' and the Word was with God and was God, a term of deity.