The manner in which Irenaeus attempted to integrate God's omnipotence with God's love was essentially limited to God's redemptive activity through Jesus Christ: The love of God is manifest in that God does not leave us to our just desserts but ultimately saves us from the folly of our ways. (religion-online.org)
In doing so we will discover the folly of your ways, and you will whole heartily embrace my thinking and my way of life. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
Avoid the urge to yell at them or lecture them about the folly of their ways. (thespruce.com)