God's justice is affirmed in Scripture, which states that people are lost due to their sin and rejection of Him, not because of arbitrary decisions.
The question of how a just God can allow some to be lost is addressed in Romans 9, where the Apostle Paul argues that God's justice prevails even in His sovereignty. Everyone is accountable for their own sins, and no one goes to hell unjustly. Instead, those who perish do so because they have rejected the revelation of God and the opportunity for salvation. Thus, God is just in all His dealings and does not act arbitrarily. His justice is ultimately revealed in the perfect sacrifice of Christ, which satisfies divine justice while offering salvation to His chosen people (Romans 9:30-32).
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