Alleged Contradictions and Inaccuracies

Inspiration
Partial
Contradictions
& Inaccuracies
  Preliminary
  Exodus 6:3
  Exodus 33:11,20
  1 Samuel 15:35
  1 Kings 15:14
  2 Kings 18:5
  2 Kings 24:6
  Matthew 2:1
  Matthew 17:1
  Matthew 19:16
  Matthew 20:29
  Matthew 27:6,7
  Matthew 27:37
  Matthew 28:7
  Mark 2:26
  Mark 16:7,8
  John 2:13-16
  James 1:13

Science
Miracles
Evolution
Creation
Carbon Dating

Common
Trinity
Soul
Heaven
Hell
Satan/Demons
"Saved"
Baptism
Resurrection
Antichrist

Unique
Catholic
Mormon
SDA
JW
British Israel
Church
of Christ
Pentecostal
Islam

Matthew 17:1: "And after six days Jesus taketh Peter, James, and John his brother, and bringeth them up into an high mountain apart."
Mark 9:2: This is the same as Matthew's account.
Luke 9:28: "And it came to pass about an eight days after these sayings, he took Peter and John and James, and went up into a mountain to pray."
Problem:: If the Bible is indeed an inspired revelation of God to man, then why the discrepancy between the numbers of days in Matthew, Mark, and Luke?
Solution:

Notice that Luke says "about" - an approximation.
There are several ways of accounting for the difference in the number of days. The most probable one is that Luke uses the Jewish method of counting in which case he would count the remaining part of the day on which Jesus spoke (see vs. 27) as one day, as well as the early part of the day before they went up into the mountain. These two days, plus the intervening six of Matthew and Mark's record, account for the eight days.