I don’t think you’d be too happy if you had no freedom. Being all knowing doesn’t mean God should take away our freedoms and do things in a better way. God did make something much better than what we have, but in His perfect justice He gave us the choice to destroy it all if we wanted, and that’s what we chose. So because we have suffering, then God is responsible for making us suffer? God is responsible for giving us free will and freedom of choice. Our suffering is a consequence of our own doing. We can choose what we want to do, but we can’t choose the consequences. So this dovetails into answering your next point.
Per my earlier comment, everyone now suffers the consequence/penalty of death and separation from God because of this choice that was made. But that’s not what God wanted, so He personally paid the price for everything that everyone has and ever will do wrong in order to give us the ability to eliminate this consequence. [quote=“Apathy, post:20, topic:45347”]
How does that save anyone?
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In order to eliminate the consequence/penalty for what we do wrong, God paid the price for all of it for us. So if we accept who He is and what He has done for us, then we don’t have to suffer being separated from God forever.
You see me. I’m here, and I’m saved.