God is omnipotent. Being eligible for God's love is a good. If x wants y to have condition F, and x is able to give y condition F, then x does give y condition F. God gives everyone the condition of being eligible for His love. If x loves y, then x wants y to receive every good. Therefore, God makes everyone receive every good.
Evil is the absence of good.
Therefore, no one suffers any evil. I will call these the hard-boiled theists. It is hard to see how any form of the argument from evil could touch hard-boiled theism. For many of us, hard-boiled theism comes quite close to dystheism, since, by limiting the scope of God's love, it drives a wedge between ethics and God's character. Premise 6 seems a weak link.