Bildad proclaims that God will not reject the blameless and that he will not take the hand of the wicked, asserting divine justice and the distinction God makes between the righteous and the wicked. The refusal to reject the blameless and to help the wicked establishes God's moral discrimination. Yet the implicit question remains: if Job is blameless, why is he suffering?

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