A direct, unflinching cross-examination of the God of Genesis, built entirely from the biblical text itself. Why did an omnipotent being choose slow reproduction over instant creation, and what did He actually gain from it? Why did Cain live after murdering his own brother, while an entire civilization drowned? Why did Moses, who spoke with God "face to face," live only 120 years while Noah and Methuselah lived nearly a millennium? The book argues that stripped of later theological additions, the text describes a being with power but no accountability and asks what it would mean to stop obeying not from a loss of faith, but from finally understanding the case against Him.