How do we know God's love is consistent despite His anger?

The Bible illustrates that God's anger is not contrary to His love; rather, it is a manifestation of it. In Exodus 4, despite His anger towards Moses for not wanting to serve, God continues to extend grace and guidance. Hebrews 12:6 tells us that God chastens those He loves, indicating that His anger serves a purpose: to correct and restore us. His anger towards His children is not to cast them off but rather to highlight the seriousness of their disobedience. Only through acknowledging God’s anger and turning to Christ can we understand the depth of His love, which ultimately seeks to bring us back into faithful service and communion with Him.