The Bible never claims to be the "Infallible Word of God"

My opponent is trying to avoid my questions. I will agree to answer ANY or my opponent's questions, but my opponent MUST agree to do the same. Asking me questions is not answer to my question. If we don't attempt to answer each other's questions, there is really no point to this debate. I quoted John 1:1 where "the Word" is called "God". I asked my opponent the following question, " If you believe the Bible is "the Word" as defined in John 1:1 and you worship Jesus because He is called "the Word", why don't you worship the Bible, if it is "the Word" as you believe it is? My opponent's answer was, "You don't worship books and I can't believe you went there.." The problem with that answer is that my opponent never explained WHY he does not worship a book. My opponent offered no evidence to support his contradictory belief. Is the Bible the Word of God or isn't it? Is "the Word" considered "God" or isn't it? Is Jesus "the Word" or isn't he? Is Jesus "God", according to those verses, or isn't He? Quoting 2 Timothy 3:15-17 again is not a rebuttal for the rebuttal that I gave you. That verse in NO WAY calls the New Testament "the Word of God" or "Scripture". As I have already shown, "God breathed" or "inspired" does not mean, "verbatim" or "infallible". Do you have a rebuttal to my previous reply? My opponent has done nothing to discredit my rebuttal to this verse in my previous post. All he did was quote it a second time My comment made the following closing argument: "Show one area of the bible that can be disproved,,, just one.... You can't,,,, because there are none... Scholars have been trying to disprove the accuracy and validity of the bible for centuries and have not found any fallacy as of yet..." As I previously stated, his challenge for me to try to prove that the Bible can be disproved is not the topic for debate. My opponent was supposed to show that the Bible is the infallible Word of God. He has yet to offer such evidence. He was supposed to offer Scriptural evidence to support his position that the Bible makes the claim that ALL 66 books are the infallible Word of God and he has yet to show such evidence. I asked my opponent the following questions: 1) Where is the New Testament ever referred to as "Scripture" or the "Word"? 2) Where did the Apostles ever make the claim that what they were writing was "Scripture" or the "Word of God"? 3) How does my opponent reconcile 1 Cor 7:12, "But to the rest I speak, I, NOT THE LORD, if any man hath a virgin..." 1 Cor 7:25, "Now concering virgins I HAVE NO COMMANDMENT OF THE LORD, yet I give MY judgment..." 2 Cor 11:17, "That which I speak, I SPEAK NOT AFTER THE LORD, but as in foolishness, in the confidence of his glory."? 4) John 1:1 and verse 14 tells us what the "WORD" is. "In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God. And the Word was God." verse 14 "And the Word became flesh (Jesus) and dwelt among us.." Here, the "Word" is defined and I see no mention of the Bible or even Scripture. If the Bible or Scripture is the Word, then why don't you worship the Bible? After all, the "Word" is called "God" in John 1. That is one of the strongest arguments from Christians that believe in the deity of Christ; it's because the "Word" is called "God" and Jesus is called the "Word". Again, if worship Jesus because He is called the "Word" in John 1, then why don't you worship the Bible, because you believe IT is the "Word" as well? Thank you. I yield to my opponent.