It is not uncommon for saints to question God's love in the light of their difficult circumstances[Judges 6:13]. These questions imply that the proof of the eternal nature of God, is subject to the confirmation of a temporal situation[2 Corinthians 4:18]. Because of our current discomfort, we take the absolute truth about God's nature and stick a question mark at the end of it. The father of lies[John 8:44] introduced this concept of questioning the unquestionable to mankind. This he did, in order to get them to buy into his plan and seperate them from God to himself. He implied that God was not really seeking their best interest(despite all the evidence of creation to the contrary) and they believed Him[Genesis 3:1-7].

Over 2000 years ago God decided to settle forever, the Love question. Did He really love us? If so, How much? He produced evidence beyond doubt. He gave His greatest and best for us, who least deserved it, at our lowest point, in order to bring us back into a love relationship with Himself[Romans 5:6-8]. The ultimate price He paid reflected the value He placed on us[Romans 8:32]. That act was to serve as a memorial to the any question regarding His love for us[1 John 4:9]. A reference point, on which to anchor once and for all time, God's love for us[Ephesians 2:4].