God’s love is the kind of love that dies for people that reject Him. Utterly, reject Him, declaring that they love the things He created more than Him.
Jesus coming to the manger was motivated by God’s covenant love, promised to unfaithful people.
Jesus’ death was motivated by His own love, not by our good works or our potential.
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