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Ah the good old epicurean paradox :3. The christian god can't be all loving, all knowing, all powerful, and all present all at once, otherwise the whole religion makes no sense. If you solve that one you may become the new messiah, but otherwise the answer is "no reason" because none of it makes sense
I actually came up with a solution! Somehow it was missed by all the theologians over the years, but I'm quite sure it is a correct solution and out of the many solutions I've read, this is the only one that seems valid.
What if God is omnipotent, omniscient and perfectly good but just... isn't very smart? He's doing his best, okay?
You may wonder, if he's omnipotent, couldn't he increase his intelligence to solve this? Yes. Yes he could. If only he was smart enough to realise that =(
But omniscient means having knowledge of everything, so he can't be dumb, cause then it would mean there's something he doesn't know :3
Having information and being able to use it are two separate things.
So god has high INT but WIZ was a dump stat