Jesus, gives the Word of the Father, comes to realize God's plan for us to be happy, because we are in friendship with God and in harmony with all human beings and with creation. This happiness demands that all injustice, oppression, exploitation of the weakest be suppressed. Jesus makes present the justice of God who defends the right of the poor and the oppressed.

The love of God has no boundaries: salvation extends to and must be announced in every corner of the earth (Mathew 28 19). It is a love that is given to all equally: God does not divide humanity into good and bad (Mathew 5 45).

The most outstanding characteristic of Jesus' ministry is the merciful love of his Father. All their gestures and attitudes, their preferences are guided by that love. Jesus approaches the poor and marginalized. Receive the excluded, the despised who does not. We see him when he touches the leper to heal him (Mark 1 42). He has compassion on the widow of Naim who is left alone and helpless (Luke 7 13).

In an original way Jesus shows the love of God, eats with tax collectors and prostitutes. His attitude scandalizes the Pharisees (Mark 2 16).

With different parables reaffirms that his attitude is nothing but a reflection of what his Father does.

He also extended his friendship to women. Thus the gospel mentions Martha and Mary, Mary Magdalene whom I incorporate to his mission and accompany him in his ministry. He scolds the disciples who take children away from his presence and pities and helps the sick and needy.

In Psalm 107 we have in praise the constant love of the Lord.