The questioning of God us all well and good if you are willing to also question the alternative.
The idea that the created should demand from the creator, whoever you conceive him/she/it is symptomatic of the very human problem. Never is the question ‘ what does the creator want from me’ asked. Instead, it is an unwavering expectation that we can use our free will to do whatever we want, destroy innocent lives in the pursuit of our individual and collective desires but then require that Hid follows us with a hoover to clean up all the bad consequences of our actions. All the while we expect the creator to answer to the created and never the other way round. The creator must do our bidding otherwise he is not good or he does not exist.
As for his priorities, you will never know because you choose not to find out. As far as you are concerned, his priorities should be your priorities and your neighbours will hold the same view even if their priorities are opposed to yours. Jim all the way in Africa will say God’s priorities in fact should be what he thinks they should be. People in developed countries will think God’s priorities should be x and those in developing countries it should be y. Men will expect it to be an and women, b. In the end, God is just an instrument of our will, which then makes no sense.
Unless God bends to our will and our own personal ideas of what he should do and prioritise, which invariably conflict with what others want/think, then he is not good or does not exist. Even a single instance of God not doing what an individual person wants is enough to render him a fantasy.
The sun total of it all is that people want God to obey their individual will and that is not only impossible, it makes no sense.
I have not delved into the Bible but I will on this occasion. The question of why bad things happen is an age old question and many of the paragons of virtue in the Bible wrestled with that question. Even wise Solomon, who is reputed to have written Ecclesiastes, dedicated the who book as we know it, to asking what on earth is all this about.
The question is one we should all ask ourselves but asking it on the premise that if bad things happen to innocent people then it proves the non-existence of God is a strange and such a premise quickly unravels into silliness.
Good and bad happens but you cannot remove human free will and the consequences of that out of the equation UNLESS you are advocating for the removal of free will or you are expecting God to obey the conflicting views and expectations of those who created, and who from the evidence and prone to self destruction.
Look at the mess we are making and you want God to obey us or simply follow us and mop up our mess?
We have brought ourselves to a place where the majority of us are suffering from some sort of mental health issue, the climate is groaning from the consequences of our actions, we’ve created things that years later we find out is causing cancer, our air and waterways are do polluted we are either dying or developing serious illnesses.
Yet we want to put the blame at God’s feet.