- Creating the universe and the world we live in
That's neither good nore bad. Nobody asked him to create anything at any point and he would not have harmed anybody or anything by not creating anything. Plus, the univers and the world we live in isn't exactly perfectly suited for our needs. Your deity doesn't have the moral obligation to create stuff.
Again creating us is neither good or bad. Nobody asked to be born and not everybody is happy to be alive. Your deity doesn't have the moral obligation to create humans.
- Delivering the Israelites supernaturally from slavery, murder, and mistreatment in Egypt
That's a good think, but only for the Israelites since they themselves would take into slavery, murder and mistreat other people. The way he delivered them from Egyptian rule in your myth is far from perfect. It implies the death and destruction of many innocent lives that a deity with such power wasn't forced to destroy.
I have resuscitated two person in my life so far. It's certainly a good action I'll give you that, but not exactly worthy of worship. I know someone who has done so dozens of times. CPR was a rare, nearly miraculous skill back in the days, but now, it's one of the most basic medical skills. Any person can learn it and bring back from the dead someone.
Goodness gracious! You must be on your knees every day kissing the floor of nurses, therapists and doctors since that's basically their job description. It's a good thing that once in a while your deity does something some humans do every day, hundreds of time.
- Giving sight to the blind
Depending on the cause of blindness, medical science has cured countless people of blindness, especially if you considered blindness caused by cataracts, a very common type, Mayans were the first to cure it and the practice was known even in Europe Middle Ages.
- Restoring Israel as a nation again in fulfillment of the prophecies in Ezekiel 39
God's magic or direct participation to those events has yet to be demonstrated. So far, it took efforts and the sacrifices of thousands of Jews to be achieved and maintain. Note that the fact that this is a good thing is sometime contentious since for Israel to be born thousands had to die and be thrown in exile themselves and Israeli rule isn't always a paragon of justice, reason, love and humanity.
- Sending Jesus as the atonement for sacrifice and the salvation of billions
That's basically the arsonist playing firefighter. That's hardly considered a high mark of morality, but it's not as bad as being a pure arsonist, but it's a far cry from not being a an arsonist let alone a firefighter.
