Job eventually dove into self-pity. "If I summoned him and he answered me, I would not believe he was listening to my voice." And "I say, He destroys both the blameless and the wicked." Of course, you and I know that is not the case. Abraham asked God in Genesis 18 about that very thing. Job says, "There is no arbiter between us who might lay his hand on us both." But of course, you and I know we have such an arbiter in Jesus. "Behold, I cry out, 'Violence!' but I am not answered; I call for help, but there is no justice." Job believes God is unjust, showing how little he knows the God of heaven. It is why he will later say, "I repent in dust and ashes" and "I had heard about you with the ear, but now I have seen you with my eyes."