Humans create SUFFERING and blame it on GOD

“Do not kill” is the very FIRST Law from God (Genesis 1:29)

“Do not kill even an animal even if it belongs to your enemy (Exodus 23:4, 5) even if for sacrificial purpose if you do not want SUFFERING on earth (Isaiah 66:3-4)

Yet humans chose SUFFERING on earth

To flout the very FIRST Law, humans created a story that flout the very omnipresent and eternal Law (Law of Cause and Effect) and depicted a FAILED God, hence reworked the history as follows: “Being blessed by God Almighty (Genesis 1:27-31) mankind rebelled against Him (3:1-5), elder brother killed younger brother out of envy (4:8), God supported the murderer (4:15), men started snatching beautiful girls (6:2), God regretted (6:6), told a family BEFORE FLOOD to reserve only “two of all living creatures, male and female” (6:19) and killed all other men and women and children and all other species through a global flood (7:21-23) and asked the family, AFTER FLOOD, to kill and eat those reserved species. (Genesis 9:1-3)# Thus false impression was created that killing animals for fun and for flesh is okay, and earth became a killing field, reaping suffering from own body and nature in proportion.

Such a reworking of a history to break the very PRIMARY Law of God shows many humans are PERFECT in their disobedience (biblehub.com/luke/6-45.htm), just like many others are PERFECT in obedience, like Abraham whose delight was to offer first choice to others. (Details HERE) Abraham-like people still maintain “image of God,” and ignore such insensible elements in any story and history, and they would accept only the truth which is easily known by them. (Details HERE)

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Such a reworking of history is possible as Writer was writing BACKWARD, from a later period. Hence he inadvertently made reference to “Kings in Israel” (Genesis 36:31) which reveals he was writing either during or after Israel’s monarchy which ended in 586 BC as promised exile happened as punishment for their abandoning truth. (Isaiah 48:8; 5:13)