You could even say, and you could certainly find biblical texts to back it up, that God is in love with the world that God has created, and that God is in love with everything that is in it. The history of the world, from God's point of view, is a love story, with God looking down through the ages for that love to be celebrated and returned. That puts a kind of a different spin on our understanding of eternity. A lot of our popular music talks about love that goes on forever. But with God, it's the real thing.
Eternity is a love story.
It's a song that begins at a time beyond our imagination, and one which continues into a future that we can only dream about. The Hebrew word is chesed . That's a word which is almost impossible for us to translate, but it sums up the Old Testament idea of God. I would encourage you to read through the Psalms, on your own, and see just how many times God's steadfast love is mentioned. In the New Testament, that steadfast love is personified in Jesus.