A further objection asks whether God's creating an evil action makes God morally blameworthy for that evil. The response distinguishes bringing an event into existence from committing a prohibited action.
The act is blameworthy insofar as the human agent deliberately performs what is forbidden. Its existence within divine creation, knowledge, and wisdom does not turn the event into God's violation of a command.
Affirming power and creation is not the same as affirming pleasure and approval. Divine will encompasses events, but divine approval does not extend to everything that occurs.