We know God's will is good because it leads to His glory and the ultimate good of His people (Romans 8:28).
God's will is inherently good because it is rooted in His character, which is perfect and just. This goodness is evidenced by the overarching narrative of Scripture, where God's plans culminate in the redemption of humanity through Christ. Galatians 1:4 explicitly states that Jesus gave Himself for our sins according to the will of God, demonstrating that His will is directed towards our salvation and well-being. In John 6:37, Jesus expresses that those the Father gives Him will come to Him, underscoring God's goodness in drawing His people to Himself.
Scripture References:
Romans 8:28, Galatians 1:4, John 6:37
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