Is God's redemption plan beyond human comprehension?

Les explains that this redemption and our position in Christ come through His blood, and that cannot be ignored. It brings forgiveness of sins, not because we merited it, but according to His grace. He emphasizes that this is beyond human comprehension: God did all this before we even came on the scene, with the foreknowledge that we would one day be His, be in Him, and be redeemed and forgiven. He also reminds us that redemption is not a Pauline invention; it goes all the way back to the Garden of Eden. Adam and Eve were His and fellowshiped with Him daily, but sin came in and He lost them because He could not fellowship with them in their sin. God went into the Garden and asked, 'Where art thou?' to show they were now separated from Him. Adam should have answered, 'We're lost.'