Why did God not just make us know the Bible from birth instead of destroying all those trees?

Fantasy fiction sells well.

It depends on the translation you're reading. The Bible is a very old book. The writing of the Bible began in the Middle East some 3,500 years ago.

If a book is to be a helpful and beneficial guide to people, it must be understandable and relevant to them. The Bible is just such a book. It offers satisfying answers to life’s most important questions.

'‘Why are we here?’' That question has baffled man for thousands of years, and it still does. Yet, the answer can be found in the first two chapters of the first book of the Bible, Genesis. There the Bible account reaches back to “the beginning”—billions of years ago—when our physical universe, including the galaxies, the stars, and the earth, came into existence. (Genesis 1:1) In progressive stages, how the earth came to be habitable, how various life forms came into existence, and how humans appeared on the scene, as well as the purpose of it all.

http://www.jw.org/en/publications/magazines/wp2015...

God cant function without humans to cut down the trees, make into paper so that god can dictate his holy words.

Trees? He sends His Son as a sacrifice and you worry about a renewable resource?

lol

The same reason you are using electricity to reach us, I guess.

yes, his trees! lol good point :)

Maybe you forgot something important. :)

bored, eh?!