Which poem presents the idea that the Word of God is priceless and free?

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Which poem presents the idea that the Word of God is priceless and free?

The main idea being tested is that the Word of God is both invaluable and freely offered. A poem that conveys this uses a title that signals great worth while also implying openness or availability to all. The phrase The Value of the Bible suggests the Bible’s immense worth (priceless) and, by focusing on its value as something to be received or studied, implies it is available without barriers. The other options tend to emphasize only one aspect—either pricelessness without suggesting free access, or freedom without conveying deep worth—so they don’t capture both ideas as clearly.

The main idea being tested is that the Word of God is both invaluable and freely offered. A poem that conveys this uses a title that signals great worth while also implying openness or availability to all. The phrase The Value of the Bible suggests the Bible’s immense worth (priceless) and, by focusing on its value as something to be received or studied, implies it is available without barriers. The other options tend to emphasize only one aspect—either pricelessness without suggesting free access, or freedom without conveying deep worth—so they don’t capture both ideas as clearly.

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