How do we know God is not to blame for sin?

The notion that God could be blamed for sin contradicts His holy character. Scripture emphasizes that God is above reproach, as seen in James 1:13 which reads, 'Let no one say when he is tempted, 'I am being tempted by God,' for God cannot be tempted with evil, and he himself tempts no one.' This affirms that while God has sovereignly ordained all events, He does not cause sin. Instead, sin stems from humanity's fallen nature, as individuals willingly embrace their corrupt inclinations. The actions of individuals, like Judas, fulfill God's eternal purpose, yet they do not absolve them of their moral responsibilities. The contrast between God's purity and man's wickedness is vital to our understanding of grace and redemption.