User blog comment:Touchinos/"Moriah" Discussion/@comment-3045936-20190427163435

I think what God did was relation to how Amara described his plan for Creation. God couldn’t stand having an equal which was Amara, but still loved her. They were great, powerful, or anything of magnitude because they only stood in relation to each other. He made the Archangel not to bring forth his light, but to make lesser entities to elevate and aggrandize himself to make himself big and Lord.

While he likely still resents Amara, and likely any incarnation of Death and maybe the Shadow. He still loves Amara and accepts the roles Death and the Shadow have (Maybe). So he doesn’t try to destroy them. Jack was anomaly and maybe in time could rival or surpass himself. And as Jack was born from within one of his worlds and of its inhabitants he made, his ego got in the way of his duties as the Creator. Jack also represents something outside his original idea for the story of that world.