There is a wonderful inscription to be found on a slab in a cathedral of Lubeck in Germany.

The inscription declares:
Ye call Me Master, and obey Me not,
Ye call Me Way, and walk Me not,
Ye call Me wise, and follow Me not,
Ye call Me Fair, and love Me not,
Ye call Me Rich, and ask Me not,
Ye call Me Eternal, and seek Me not,
Ye call Me Gracious, and trust Me not,
Ye call Me Noble, and serve Me not,
Ye call Me Mighty, and honor Me not,
Ye call Me Just, and fear Me not,
If I condemn You, blame Me not.
The words are meaningful.

In Bhagavat Gita Lord Krishna declares to Arjuna: O, Arjuna, whenever righteousness is on decline, and unrighteousness is in the ascendant, then I body Myself forth.

For the protection of the virtuous, for the extirpation of evil-doers, and for establishing righteousness on a firm footing, I am born from age to age (Gita chapter four, verses 8 and 9) The Lord awakens in the minds of the people faith in and reverence for the Vedas and other sacred scriptures, the other world, saints and God by carrying out the injunctions of the scriptures in His own personal life,and demonstrating the glory of righteousness by the use of His inspiring and powerful words and messages, and developing among the people a natural love and reverence for virtues and right conduct, makes them strongly cling to them.

He always protect the virtuous, destruct the evil-doers and establish the righteousness. He reveals a simple way for salvation. Lord Krishna says to Arjuna: Resigning all your duties to Me, the all-powerful and all-supporting Lord, take refuge in Me alone. I shall absolve you of all sins, worry not (Gita chapter 18, verse 66) Krishna thus concludes his teaching of the Gita by giving a promise to the entire mankind.

Calling Him the Way and walking in that Way is left to us. And God has never broken any promise ever spoken.