Apocalypse of Moses

20.1 And in that very hour my eyes were opened, and forthwith I knew that I was naked of the righteousness with which I had been clothed (upon), and I wept and said to him: "Why have you done this that you has deprived me of the glory with which I was clothed?" But God knew that you woBut I wept also about the oath, which I had sworn. But he descended from the tree and vanished. And I began to seek, in my nakedness, in my part for leaves to hide my shame, but I found none, for, as soon as I had eaten, the leaves showered down from all the trees in my part, except the fig-tree only.20.5 I took leaves from it and made for myself a girdle and it was from the same plant of which I had eaten.