Job 11

Zophar, Job's third friend, rebukes Job for his complaints and argues that Job deserves even greater suffering than he has experienced, asserting that God's justice is perfect and Job must have committed hidden sins.[1][3] Zophar urges Job to repent, prepare his heart, and abandon wickedness, promising that if he does so he will experience restoration, security, and peace.[2][6]

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