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Berakhot records God's own prayer that mercy defeat anger, then shows God studying Torah, wearing tefillin, and crowned with Israel's name.
Midrash Tehillim turns Psalm 23's table into manna fifty cubits high, David's throne inside danger, and a promise that God's decrees can bend toward mercy.
The Zohar maps thirteen channels of divine mercy through God's face. Moses found them inside the Golden Calf catastrophe, not before it.
Heikhalot Rabbati names angels whose task is not to execute divine wrath but to cancel decrees, annul vows, quiet jealousy, and restore love.
A year in the pyres burns the wicked to ash that the wind scatters, then their souls return and they rise blackened to confess the sentence.
