Did God intend humans to sin.

After Con's remarks I maintain that god intended humans to sin. Con claimed: "you will not find a verse that says God created sin" My response: What's this? "I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things." http://biblehub.com... Now, before you go saying that I'm using the King James quote that uses the word "evil" instead of the standard version that uses the word "calamity" or "disaster," please know that according to old testament Hebrew lexicon, the word "Ra`a" means evil, not calamity or disaster. http://www.biblestudytools.com... The word "Ra'a" is used in the famous bible quote for Genesis 2:9: "the tree of life also in the midst of the garden, and the tree of the knowledge of good and evil." https://www.biblegateway.com... The word "evil" is this quote is the word "Ra'a" in the Hebrew lexicon. The word "Ra'a" is also used in the quote that I provided, Isaiah 45:7 "I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the LORD do all these things." http://biblehub.com... So, King James was right...god created evil. Is sin evil? "Feet that run rapidly to evil" commit sin. http://bible.knowing-jesus.com... So, it would seem that god created sin to allow his creations to commit it, so that he may punish his creations for the sins that he already knew they would commit anyway...god knows the end from the beginning, thus allowing for future sin is a sign of god's intent to have humans sin. Con remarks: "Even if God created sin it still wouldn't follow that that that would be God ultimate purpose for human kindand that's what my opponent has to prove BIBLICALLY." My response: Nope. There was no mention of any ultimate purposes in the resolution. The resolution asks "Did god intend humans to sin?" I need to show that the god of the bible intended humans to sin, if it's his ultimate purpose or not. To me, creating sin, creating humans with the ability to sin, and creating/allowing a sin-filled future are all clear indications that god intended humans to sin. Also Con, who created our earthly nature? Colossians 3:5 says to "Put to death, therefore, whatever belongs to your earthly nature: sexual immorality, impurity, lust, evil desires and greed, which is idolatry." If god created our earthly nature, and our earthly nature is a bunch of sins, then there's nothing more human than sinning. Seriously, I don't know how else god can demonstrate that he's intending humans to sin...he created sin and then made it our nature to do so. Con brings up a thought: "God created Lucifer perfect but where was sin found? In God? No but in Lucifer." My response: The fact that god created something as evil as Lucifer, when god already knew the future while creating Lucifer, shows that Lucifer was created with evil knowingly and intentionally by god. Could Lucifer exist without god creating Lucifer? No? Then god created evil and sin, and even though Con provided a quote that mentions that "in him there's no darkness at all," god himself still said "I form the light, and create darkness." Con's asserts: "So to say God created sin would be to say that light and darkness can exist at the same time which is impossible!" My response: When it's daytime in the US, there is light. At the same time in China, there is darkness. Light and darkness can exist at the same time, and it's not impossible. Con, please respond to my 1st round questions about humans' capacity to sin...