Andrew Bonar emphasizes the profound love of the Father as revealed through Jesus Christ, highlighting that the Father's will is to save and raise up all who believe in the Son. He explains that the Father's love is evident in His patience with a guilty world, His choice of certain individuals for salvation, and the ultimate gift of His Son as the way to redemption. Bonar encourages believers to recognize the depth of the Father's love, which is the source of all grace and mercy, and to respond with love and faith. He concludes by affirming that the Father's love is the foundation of eternal life for all who come to Him through Christ.

G.W. North emphasizes that while the sacrifice of the Son is monumental, the Father also makes significant sacrifices, as illustrated in the story of Abraham and Isaac. The emotional turmoil experienced by Abraham as he prepared to sacrifice Isaac reflects the profound love and pain of the Father in the Godhead. Ultimately, the narrative reveals that the true essence of sacrifice lies in the voluntary nature of God's love, where the Father is seen as the one who makes the greatest sacrifice by allowing the Son to be slain. This act symbolizes the necessity of death and resurrection for eternal life, highlighting the depth of God's love and the reality of sacrifice within the Trinity.