God cannot be morally good while giving humans free will

God: The Triune God revealed through creation and the Bible. Morally good: God is the standard of goodness. Everything good flows form Him (James 1:17). For humans to be morally good, We must conform to the prescribed will of God. Basically follow God's commandments. Free will: God has foreordained all things which come to pass (Acts 4:28 || Proverbs 16:33). God alone has absolute freedom. Man's will is restricted by the nature which God gives him. Since we are sinners by nature (Ephesians 2:3), We can do nothing but sin apart from the grace of God (to be found in Jesus Christ). "For whatever does not proceed from faith is sin. " (Romans 14:23b). Analysis of your argument:P1: I accept this premise. P2: I deny this premise. God does not derive His goodness by conforming to some moral law greater than Himself. Rather, God is the transcendent One, Who gives us the moral law. God is Goodness. If I could rewrite this premise, It would say "God is morally good. Therefore, He must always do what is right". P3: I deny this premise (or conclusion)? It does not logically follow from your first two premises because you have two different senses of "doing wrong". God doing wrong, Is different from, God giving humans the ability to do wrong. Normally in life, We do not hold responsible the primary cause for the secondary cause's sin. If I give a man a shovel, And the man murders another with it, Then I am not morally responsible. My argument: God has a morally sufficient reason for the evil that exists. 1. There is no one (besides Jesus) who deserves to live in a world free from evil. We are all under the wrath of God, And we all deserve an eternity in Hell. Anything short of this is not injustice, But it is mercy. 2. God works greater good through evil. The Fall of Adam ultimately resulted in the Gospel of Christ. Genesis 50:20 "As for you, You meant evil against me, But God meant it for good in order to bring about this present result, To preserve many people alive". Romans 8:28 "And we know that for those who love God all things work together for good, For those who are called according to his purpose. "3. God has a right to do as He wills. Firstly, He made us, And everything flows from Him. Romans 9:20 says "But who are you, O man, to answer back to God? Will what is molded say to its molder, “Why have you made me like this? ”". Secondly, As previously stated, God is the standard for goodness. To accuse Him of evil is to adopt some other arbitrary standard of goodness. If you are going to accuse God of not being morally good, It would be helpful to me if you would state how you determine moral rights and wrongs. 4. God will avenge evil. Deuteronomy 32:35 says "Vengeance is mine, And recompense, For the time when their foot shall slip; for the day of their calamity is at hand, And their doom comes swiftly. " Evil does not go unpunished. People will either pay for their sins eternally in Hell, Or Jesus took upon Himself their guilt on the cross. God is a Just. 5. There is a sense of mystery to this. What I mean by "mystery" is not a magic trump card where I win, You lose. Rather, I mean that God is incomprehensible. God reveals some things to us, And not other things. Deuteronomy 29:29 says "The secret things belong to the LORD our God, But the things that are revealed belong to us and to our children forever". Neither do we have perfect access to the mind of God. Isaiah 55:8 says "For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, ” declares the LORD. " What I mean by all this: We have sufficient reason to believe that God is good, But God has not revealed to us why He works His will in particular ways. So, We can know that God is good even through this present evil, And yet we lack knowledge as to why exactly He would use evil at all.