In Honor of the Pack Devinki Family

On G-d’s Unconditional Love

Our Sages teach, G-d created the world ‘in order to bestow goodness upon His creations, for it is the nature of the Good to do good.’” — Chabad.org

“The very existence of the world is a testimony to the fact that G-d is not just powerful but also infinitely generous kind and thoughtful.”

“We turn our lives over to the care of G-d… because He will take better care of us than we can.”

“A person with trust in G-d is happy with everything that happens to him, because he knows that G-d does only what is good for him in every matter, just as a compassionate mother cares for her child.” — Rabbeinu Bachya, Chovot HaLevavot

“When a person recognizes the truth of the Creator’s kindness, he places his trust in Him, entrusts himself to Him, and accepts whatever G-d chooses for him.” — Rabbeinu Bachya, Chovot HaLevavot

“The Holy One bestows an abundance of kindness upon His chosen ones—goodness too great to be counted.” — Rabbeinu Bachya, Chovot HaLevavot

“All the qualities that make someone worthy of complete trust are found perfectly and completely only in the Creator.” — Rabbeinu Bachya, Chovot HaLevavot

“The Creator’s goodness is universal, abundant, continuous, and everlasting.” — Rabbeinu Bachya, Chovot HaLevavot

“G-d is a giver—without any expectation of receiving.” KabbalahWisdom.org

“The whole goal of the Torah is to create harmony – in other words the reason for creation is G-d desiresyo that the beauty of love should ensue.”

G-d’s very essence is infinite goodness. He created the world out of love to bestow good, continually cares for every person with compassion, and asks us to reflect His kindness through our own dedication to Torah and Mtzvos / truth and goodness and kindness.