The nature of God's love stands as a central, yet often misunderstood, theme in biblical theology. To explore this love is to journey through millennia of history, across diverse cultures and contexts, and into a relationship that transcends time and human comprehension. From the earliest texts of the Hebrew Bible, to the teachings of Jesus in the New Testament, to the reflections of the early Church Fathers and modern theologians, the concept of divine love has been the subject of countless interpretations and profound meditations. This book seeks to explore how the Bible, across its various authors, genres, and historical settings, portrays God's love as both a relational and transformative force.