I'm putting this in a separate post because I think it's important and may even somehow relate to the topic itself.
At the time the Genesis Garden of Eden fable was taking form, the idea of gods was quite different. The idea that there was one god, of any of the various forms of monotheism that developed around the middle bronze age, would not just have been alien, it simply would not have even come up.
There would have been lots of gods, very human like yet living separately in a place few humans got to visit, capricious beings, more powerful than humans but not unlimited, quick to anger and quick to forgive or slow to anger but never forgiving, pretty much like the petty tyrants of the day.
When the author of the story talks about "us" he is talking about the gods.
It is only much, much later, around the time the Exodus myth was taking form that the concept of a god of a given people was beginning to evolve. But even there, it is NOT just one God, but rather a god of an area, or of a particular people.
Reading the Bible as though ever reference to God describes the same character can only lead to misunderstanding and a cheapening of the stories.
Anyone so limited that they can only spell a word one way is severely handicapped!