God, the proud parent?

In a recent Dutch worship song, God is said to be proud of us. In this paper, I evaluate whether this claim makes sense assuming perfect being theism. First, I provide some background information on the (im)passibilism debate. Second, I treat a few accounts of human pride to provide a definition and give some distinguishing features. Third, I consider whether there is any biblical notion of divine pride or any passages that could support pride as divine attribute. Fourth, I consider whether divine pride could make sense philosophically by comparing it with some of the most common attributes of perfect being theism. Fifth, I discuss two arguments that can be offered for divine pride. I end this paper with some concluding remarks about the implications of seeing God as a proud God.