I questioned God why I was born without the inclination to sin. His response was clear: the choice to sin or not lies with me. Adam, too, was granted free will to make this choice. Satan tempted him, and unfortunately, Adam succumbed to that temptation. Jesus, facing similar trials, resisted temptation and emerged victorious. The power to resist or yield to temptation rests within each of us, as we were endowed with free will. Should we triumph over temptation, heavenly rewards await us; yet, if we falter and sin, we must face the consequences fitting for our actions. Therefore, it is imperative to make wise decisions when temptation arises.
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