Romans 8:32 (New King James) Paula Day Johns He who did not spare His own Son, but delivered Him up for us all, how shall He not with Him also freely give us all things? It took God some time before he decided to not spare His own Son. How long had he thought about it? For many generations He used blood sacrifices of animals to give people a method of sin relief. This somehow did not meet God’s approval and He wanted a better way. I would imagine that He really did not want to look at the solution, because it would cost Him dearly. It would require Him to offer His only Son for the salvation of mankind. Did He get to the place that He considered mankind may not be worth it? When He held Christ in one hand and mankind in the other, did He consider that it may not be worth it? After all, He was God, and it was God who had to be appeased for sin. He created mankind, it was His option to do whatever He decided to do. When He began to weigh things out