John Owen:
"The love of God is a fountain of all grace and mercy."
Thomas Watson:
"The love of God is a burning fire, which cannot be extinguished."
"God's love is like a deep and inexhaustible sea, where we may always find new things to admire and rejoice in."
John Bunyan:
"O the wonderful love of God, which has lifted me up from the mire!"
Jonathan Edwards:
"God's love is so great, so deep, that it cannot be fully comprehended by finite minds."
These quotes reflect a common Puritan belief that God's love is not simply a feeling, but a powerful force that underpins creation and redemption. They encouraged believers to contemplate the depth and breadth of God's love, recognizing that it was the foundation of their faith and the source of all blessings.