Talmud su Salmi 101:2

When Rabban Joḥanan ben Zakkai desired that it rained, he said to his barber: stand in front of the Temple: because my rabbi needs to be groomed and is not strong enough to suffer; then immediately it started to rain. When Rav Ada bar Aḥawa desired that it rained, he took off his shoe. If he took both off the world was swamped. There were building collapses; Rav let one of his students sit there until they had emptied the house. After that one left the house, the house collapsed. But some are saying, this was Rav Ada bar Aḥawah¹²⁶In the Babli 20b told of Rav Huna. But the follow-up is there also in the name of Rav Ada bar Ahawa.. The Sages sent and asked him, what good deeds did you do? He told them, never came a person earlier than me to the synagogue, and I never left a person in the synagogue before I left. I did not walk four cubits without Torah¹²⁷But mentally repeating subjects of Torah study; a necessity as long as oral law never was written down., but never mentioned words of the Torah at a smelly place¹²⁸A formal prohibition (cf. Berakhot 2:3).. I never prepared my bed and slept deep sleep¹²⁹In order to study Torah “day and night”., and never walked among the colleagues¹³⁰When the students were sitting on the ground, the teacher may not pass through them since it would look as if he stepped on their heads; he has to go along the wall.. I never called a colleague by a nickname¹³¹A grave sin; Babli Bava meṣia` 58b., and never enjoyed the calamity of a colleague. The curse of a colleague never came on my bed¹³²But I forgave him immediately., and I never went in public to a person who was in debt to me¹³³Not to embarrass him if he could not pay.. I never was angry with my family, to fulfill what was said¹³⁴Ps. 101:2., I shall walk in the simplicity of my heart in the midst of my house.