When accused by Elijah of having turned Israel's heart back again (1 Kings xviii. 37), He confesseth the evil He had done (Micah iv. 6).
Ibid., fol. 31, col. 2.
God, when charged by Moses as being the cause of Israel's idolatry, confesseth the justice of that accusation by saying (Num. xiv. 20), "I have pardoned according to thy word."
Ibid., fol. 32, col. 1.
He drops two tears into the ocean, and this causes the earth to quake.
Ibid., fol. 59, col. 1.
He is represented as a hairdresser; for it is said He plaited Eve's hair (and some have actually enumerated the braids as 700).
Eiruvin, fol. 18, col. 1.
In a Hagada (see Sanhedrin, fol. 95, col. 2), God is conceived as acting the barber to Sennacherib, a sort of parody on Isaiah vii. 20.
He is said to have created the evil as well as the good passions in man.