Why didn’t God Stop Adam and Eve from EATING the Fruit? | Sam Shamoun

Now the message where why when I read the story I have to fight back tears and if I read Job I'll be crying honestly it's too hard for me to read these stories and not cry

because he's too beautiful. But anyway, let me try to finish the story. I don't want to get there yet. So what did God do? He proved his love to them, right? He proved his love. Created Adam perfect. Showed up to Adam. Gave him the animals. Adam, they're yours. Gave him a wife. They're

seeing God. God did nothing but show them love, right? He proved to them he loves them and wants what's best for them, right? Cuz look, if God was selfish, he wouldn't say, "It's not good for man to be alone. I'll make a member." See, he's concerned. Adam, I see you're alone and I'm going

to make a helper for you cuz so he proved his love for them. Right? But what was the message now? Adam, I've gone out of my way to tell you trust me. You don't have to learn on your own. You don't have to do things on your own to learn. Trust me to

tell you what's right and obey me cuz I have shown you. I love you. I don't want to hurt you. I want what's best for you. So take me at my word. So Adam, here's the test. That tree of the knowledge of good and evil. If you eat that tree, you know what you're saying to me? You know

what you're saying to me? God, I don't trust you enough to tell me how to run my life. I'm going to do it my way. I'm going to learn on my own what is good and right. I will determine what is good and right for myself. No, Adam, you don't want to do