The love of God is exclusively bestowed upon individuals who have transgressed. It is not bestowed upon those who possess self-assurance due to their avoidance of certain transgressions. The love of God is intended for those who embrace His love, as He affirms that it encompasses every transgression. It is solely through this means that we can obtain acceptance, even in the face of repeated transgressions. There exists no alternative refuge, nor any other prospect within this world, where we may discover acceptance and fulfillment, save for our connection with God.

God's love is extended to those who possess a profound understanding of their own sin. He offers a singular path to approach Him, emphasizing that only when individuals approach Him without any demands, but instead humbly offering their sins, do they discover His welcoming embrace. God possesses an intimate knowledge of each individual, seeing them in their truest form, acknowledging their flaws and internal battles. He comprehends the challenges of striving for personal growth and transformation, recognizing the difficulty of surrendering to His unconditional love. True connection with God occurs when individuals release their desire for self-improvement and cease the struggle to overcome their sins and addictions.

He understands that we will not be drawn to Him if we have to struggle against sin to be accepted. He also understands that we will not be drawn to Him if we feel we have to earn His love. Instead, He loves us unconditionally, so that we can approach Him without fear of our sins overshadowing His love. We are accepted by Him not because of anything we do to address our sins, but simply because He loves us as we are, flaws and all.