ttruscott wrote: But for Adam no suitable helper was found. If this sentence does not mean he was looking for a mate, then what can it mean?
It could mean that at the time, there was no mate for Adam.
Since it does not say that Adam was looking for a mate, much less that he was looking for a mate amongst the animals (which would be evidence of an unatural perversion and possibly an indication of a mental illness) we can reasonably come to the conclusion that it was simply a statement of fact by the author. I say "by the author" because the text does not attribute the observation to Adam. It is mentioned as it was relevant as naming the animals was one of Adam's first projects as a single man.
It is absolutely absurd (and in my opinion blasphemous) to suggest that God in any way took actions to facilitate bestiality by bringing animals to Adam for the purpose that Adam consider having sexual intercourse with them). A God that can read hearts and thoughts would never compromise his own clean standards by participating in such a perverse project.If an unmarried teacher teacher takes roll call each day, there is no reason to presume that it is for the purpose of choosing one to rape, especially if it is explicitly stated that the purpose of ensuring all children are safely accounted for.
He was not bringing them to show them to be unsuitable, he was bringing them for Adam to name them! That is what the text explicitly states.ttruscott wrote: Why did GOD have to first bring him all the animals and show him that they were unsuitable?
JW