The more I carefully look at the private garden I am befuddled on how to describe exactly what kind of complex relationship that man naturally had with God. Looking back it genuinely seems to me that it was more than conscious innocence. Man in established fact genuinely enjoyed social fellowship with God. Hence, I constantly think in these possible terms. Whatever God promptly declared about the meaningful relationship at that historical time that realistically was . The fundamental problem with the private garden was that man had no defensive quality. He scarcely expressed instinctive hatred for deceit. It's not inappropriate to be completely blameless of evil language and know intimately about the adversity. I mean we don't thoroughly study moral righteousness to be righteous. We study the personal enemy, so we are conditioned to overcome him. So I carefully note this as a progressive revelation. Man was incomplete because he did not have knowledge like Gods critical knowledge. But by the incomplete I am talking about the amount of shrewd knowledge. There had not been any divine revelation of God but only direct communication. And yet God devolved man absolute authority over all creation provided with everything he naturally lacked. But innocent man did not acquire the thorough understanding. Therefore, in a meaningful way man was too passive. I genuinely believe that as the divine revelation of God unfolded then man became more offensive. You carefully look at Job one of the oldest books in the bible Job presents a passive defense of his faith. There was no cursing the formidable enemies. The creative expression of Job was Gods doing something, and I justly deserve dying. The Psalms that Job voluntarily spoke were self-defeating. But God was powerfully building Jobs spiritual muscles. If I could accurately compare Jobs reasoning it would be the present state of the established church. Jobs message did not contain enough offensive details to affectionately know what kind of offensive weapons were available. Not until you number David, faithfully perform you undoubtedly find the robustest defense is a potent offense.