You've probably heard the biblical legend about Adam and Eve, who were the first people and lived in Eden? Eve was tempted by Satan himself, who appeared in the form of a tempting serpent and incited her to pick the fruit from the forbidden tree. An ordinary apple, which was the reason for the expulsion of the first people from paradise, but why this happened, according to legend.
God forbade people to eat fruits from this tree. It is possible that this was a routine test of God's covenants that Adam and Eve could not pass. But is the penalty for an ordinary apple appropriate? The expulsion from the Garden of Eden for violation of the set-off is an indicative lesson for all mankind.
It is necessary to obey and obey the will of God, because it is not for nothing that in the Bible people are called slaves of God. Not creatures, but they are the slaves of the Creator, which can speak of the vanity of God and the desire to obey people to his will.
It is worth remembering the Great Flood, which occurred by the will of God. People were allegedly mired in sins and it was necessary to completely cleanse the planet of vile people. But this lesson has passed without a trace and people do not change.
So what exactly is God's mercy if he is ready to destroy millions if they do not correspond to his concept of morality?
