I found one upright man among a thousand,
but not one upright woman among them all.
If engaging in debate with someone who doubts inspiration, how does one address a verse like the above.
Or, other verses, like when Paul forgets how many people he baptizes in the NT.
Or, when Tertius pops up and says, "I Tertius, salute you" towards the end of the inspired text in Romans.
If it is that the human author is speaking and not God inspiring 100% of the words, including the opinions of Solomon set down in the text, too, then how can we be sure of what is God's opinion and what is man's?
What are the best ways to explain these objections to inspiration?