jesus loves you, page-789

''No, you don't. It must be evident to all by now what you are.''

So you are the representative and spokesperson for all readers on this forum?

You have failed to account for various descriptions of the nature and character of God that are clearly in contraction to each other.

Explain in your own words how God can be 'good to all' and His tender mercies being evident in His creation and God created evil for His Own Glory and that of His predestined Elect?

Try to explain it logically and reasonably by using the elements and their meaning that are present in the opposing verses.

Explain:
1) The Lord is good to all in relation to ''shall there be evil in a city, and the LORD hath not done it?"
2) his tender mercies are over all his works in relation to “Hath not the potter power over the clay, of the same lump to make one vessel unto honour, and another unto dishonour?

Take your time, I have work to do. Same time tomorrow, looking forward to your explanation of the creation of evil by a God of love, who is good to all and his his tender mercies being over all his works.

Cheers.