Gabriel Drofyak: Why Were Humans Put On Earth?

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Gabriel Drofyak
Why were humans put on Earth? Humans were put on Earth because of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, but what were the specific reasons? God wanted someone who he could trust, but also someone who could choose from right and wrong, and God was willing to guide us to choose the right. Our God wanted to be a father and make us his beloved companions and he did that by blessing us. But we utterly betrayed Him and refused to listen to God, and he cursed the Earth. So even after we have betrayed Him, is there still a reason for our existence? Like stated before, God had a big plan for us and he still has one now. If you decide to give your heart to God, he will bless you and guide you into the correct path. God already gave us many

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