So God should have made everyone a God
got it . . . what I think you mean
But each Person of God is not some independent "God", but They share and function as one. So, even if God made all humans like Himself so they were "Gods", which I think you mean . . . sarcastically, of course . . . if they were like God, they would be harmonious, and not a bunch of self-willed idiots running all over the place . . . like we humans can be. All those dear little "Gods" would be sharing and harmonious and one like our Father and Jesus and the Holy Spirit . . . if God who is love and about family made them like Himself.
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@Kylie . . . for whom I started this thread > why didn't God make a bunch of nice humans all like His own Son Jesus? After all, they would have been so pleasing to Him; you would think this would be too rewarding for our Heavenly Father to resist . . . versus having all of us now being the way we can be and doing what we do selfishly in this evil world . . . except as much as anyone is changing to be God's way, through Jesus.
So . . . why do things in what could seem to be a so roundabout way? Why not be more direct and just make humans like Jesus, to begin with?
One thing I will offer, first >
All along, it was God's plan for Jesus to be the first perfectly good Person to walk on this earth; I get this possibility through the Bible verse that says,
"that in all things He may have the preeminence." (in Colossians 1:18) And, with His crucifixion and resurrection, then would be when He would adopt people to become children of God, and perfect us as one body, with Jesus as our Head.
So, God did not want only a bunch of perfect "Gods" running around each on one's own. But our Father is about family caring and sharing in unity; so Jesus is meant to have a family of ones like Him and sharing and organized in family intimacy which, of course, we do not see much of among a number of humans, who can be so independent and isolated.
So, God wanted children who would become "born-again" with trusting in Jesus (Ephesians 1:12), and then all growing and loving in relation to Jesus and one another. There is a lot of communication and connecting and coordinating involved in this; so I see He would want to take some time with this, getting more and more children, and coordinating and interconnecting us all, at a higher level of organization than God has in the physical human body. I suppose He could do it all in a split second . . . but He has all eternity.
There is more, in my opinion, but this is some of it.