Matter of fact, Jesus didn't even want people calling Him of all people "good",
i’m not claiming to understand why he asked them “why do you call me good”? I’ve went back to read those verses…and yes He pointed to the Father. But the Father pointed to the Son yea? “this is My beloved Son in who I am well pleased.” —this is not good? What about in Revelation where John cries because none was found worthy to open the book? …but behold look…don’t cry John because One is found worthy! Behold the Lamb of God.
Consider the passage that clearly says none are good, no not one. But isn’t that what God sent His Son to accomplish? “The path of peace they know not”? Revelation 1:1 The Revelation of Jesus Christ, which God gave unto him, to shew unto his servants things which must shortly come to pass; and he sent and signified it by his angel unto his servant John:
none understands…did the Son of God?
None seeks God…did the Son of God?
all together have become unprofitable…did the Son of God?
None does good…the spirit of the son cries out Abba Father …this is not good?
their tongues they use for deceit…did the Son of God use deceit of the tongue?
the way of peace they have not known? “I am the way” “Father, I showed them the way of peace unto You, the way of reconciliation to You.” “None comes to the Father but by me” “if this Spirit is in you, that was in the Son…you will not be unprofitable, bearing fruit and Alive unto God.”
they are all under the Law? Is the Son of God under the law of sin or above it? I still think of where Paul spoke of a brother going away ‘for a season’ that he may return “not as a servant” …”but above a servant; as a dearly beloved brother”.
To me saying we are still imprisoned or everlasting captured in “the way of peace they know not”, or still imprisoned or captured being hog-tied “under sin” …is forgetting Him who set the captives free that they be “made Alive” to bring forth “good works” unto God.