Question: How does the Creator, who is referred to as the “Good that Does Good” differ from the image of the Creator that is revealed while wandering in the desert?

Answer: “Good that Does Good” is not the name of the Creator; it is a supreme primordial concept. It is a designation.

“Good that Does Good” is later subdivided into specific influences, which, in turn, include Taamim (tastes) and names.

“Good that Does Good” is plain good; nothing can be said about it. This can be understood once we have attained all other concepts along all the steps of ascent.

The Creator wants us to know Him as the “Good that Does Good.” To come to understand this, you must ascend all the steps, and at each step, you attain how He relates to you, which is part of the “Good that Does Good” in a certain facet.
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From the Daily Kabbalah Lesson 5/2/26, Rabash, “What Are Banners in the Work?”

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