Here is something I am toying with today, it's kind of on topic. If I could get some feedback on it might help to clarify my thoughts. I admit I'm still in the early stages of this line of thinking.
consider the serpent, this was no little serpent, the Hebrew can be translated dragon, leviathan, or sea monster. The first thing the dragon said to them was "did God say you shall not eat......" A veiled threat, God said do not eat I say eat. A question can you trust God? Adam was silent and the woman answered saying, we cannot eat or touch the tree in the middle of the garden. Satan calls God a lire "you will not die" and implies that God fears her eating of the fruit "God knows............you will be like God,"
the women desired in the flesh what God did not desire for her.
consider Adam alive and clothed in the holy sprit throw the breath of God and charged to tend and protect the garden.
now were was Adam in all this? why did he remain silent?
i think that he was afraid to suffer, that his faith in God faltered faced with this leviathan satan he could have tolled Satan to get away from them and trusted in God. he could have protected his wife and the tree in the center of the garden. even after his wife eat of the fruit Adam could have trusted in God but he gave into the flesh in his fear to suffer.
(Matthew 16:21-23) consider Jesus calling Peter Satan because Peter didn't want Jesus to suffer, Peter wanted an easy way. Jesus said a stern NO i will keep my charge.
the eyes of both were open and they new they were naked. naked because they were dead in the sprit, no longer clothed in glory.
satan was cursed but Adam and eve were not. eve's was punished with pain but given the love and rule of her husband, whose protection was lacking when faced with satan.
Adam was given to care for a now cursed ground, among thorns and thistles Adam would suffer not for the glory of God but for his very bread.
God removed the fig leafs and brought soft skins, Jesus cursed the fig tree and brought us to be clothed, throw the breath of Christ, in the glory of the holy sprit once more.
One Question. Is a God all-powerful if he cannot cause good to come from every action?