"Nevertheless, when Purushottam Bhagwãn, who transcends both the perishable and the imperishable, assumes a human form and travels in the brahmãnd for the liberation of the jivas, His actions are just like those of all humans. Just as humans possess mãyik swabhãvs such as lust, anger, avarice, infatuation, matsar, jealousy, defeat, victory, fear, grief, arrogance, desires, cravings, etc., God also exhibits the same swabhãvs Himself, but they are all for the liberation of the jivas. So, a true devotee extols the divine actions of God and attains the highest state of enlightenment, whereas a non-believer perceives faults in them."
 

[Gadhadã I-72]