Do you not see that you are still basing that on a couple words from the vastness of the bible? If the context of all good shows it to mean only to those who love him, then it's perfectly valid. But you're also presupposing that God's judgments make him not good. But, that would be wrong. And as far as Jesus both are true. They are not describing the same time and place, therefore, not a contradiction. Jesus is the eternal Son of God, the second member of the Trinity, equal to the Father. But for a time, he set aside some of his power to come as a man and die. Then he ascended to heaven and took back his equality with the Father.