The Way to God and How to Find It · Question
How does The Way to God and How to Find It develop the theme of The Love of God?
Answer
The Way to God and How to Find It by D. L. Moody develops The Love of God across the chapters the companion marks for this theme.
The book emphasizes that God's love is the foundation of salvation and that many people mistakenly believe God hates them, which keeps them from coming to Him.
Moody identifies the Love of God as the source of all gifts of grace, and the starting point of his instruction.
The central theme of the chapter, emphasizing that God's love is unchangeable, unfailing, and distinct from human love. It is a love that pursues sinners and is stronger than even a mother's love.
Evidence in the book
- To the Reader
Moody identifies the Love of God as the source of all gifts of grace, and the starting point of his instruction.
- I: “Love That Passeth Knowledge”
The central theme of the chapter, emphasizing that God's love is unchangeable, unfailing, and distinct from human love. It is a love that pursues sinners and is stronger than even a mother's love.
