That is one way to look at it, but I don't believe it is the correct way of looking at it. That way of looking at it is a textbook example of an external locus of control whereby one transfers his control and power to an external source by blaming that external source for one's failure in accomplishing a task. In this case, the task of doing the right thing, the right way for the right reason. It's not God's fault when you fail to do he right thing, the right way for the right reason. It's your fault. But wait, it gets worse. When one fails to accept accountability he can't learn from his mistakes because he doesn't acknowledge he made a mistake. Let's take Adam for example. When God asked if he ate the fruit from the tree of knowledge Adam blamed God for his disobedience by saying the woman you made gave it to me. This is the real moral of that story. Not that man discovered good and evil but that man disobeyed God and rationalized he didn't. That was the real test. It wasn't that he disobeyed God it was that he couldn't see it was his fault which is the same thing you are trying to do now. Blame God for man's mistakes.BLUF: This is an argument for "free will." It essentially gives the Supreme Being a free pass for any and all manufacturers defects in humanity and angelic creatures.
It has never been about God wanting his creation to act according to divine inspiration. It has always been about God wanting man to choose to do the right thing, the right way for the right reason. And when he doesn't, to acknowledge that he failed, learn from his mistakes and move forward armed with that new knowledge. Isn't that what intelligence is all about anyway? To experience reality and learn from it?IF the Supreme Being wanted all the creations to act accord to divine inspiration, THEN all the Deity has to do is "Will it." IF such a being exists THEN we act according to its WILL... IF I am evil, it is because the Supreme Being engineered the operation of my brain to drive me to evil. I can only act according to the "Algorithm of my brain" - a divine creation.
So your model for what God is supposed to be is seriously flawed.