From The Storm..

In scene 3, God storms into Job's presence...
Now it's my turn, he says, I will cross examine you...

Throughout the dialogues between Job and his friends,
Job especially had claimed vast knowledge of the way things work-- or should work-- in this world.

Job said of a hoped- for- encounter with God , I have prepared my case, I know I will be vindicated " ( Job 13:18 )

Now, out of the rageing storm , God begins to challenge Job's claim to understanding :
Who is this that darkens my counsel with words without knowledge ? ( Job 38: 2)

From the whirlwind , God demands of Job, Will the one who contends with the Almighty correct him ? ( Job 40:2 )

God tells Job he doesn't know what he is talking about when he questions Gods fairness.
He isn't going to answer any of Jobs " Why ? questions.

God has come to cross- examine. " I will question you , and you shall answer me,
" he tells Job twice.. ( Job 38:3 ; 40:7 )

How does God answer Job ? He sidesteps every question Job has...
Instead , God gives Job a wilderness appreciation tour, recounting the majesties of nature from hail to horses ( Job 38:22; 39:19)

Is this relavent ? Indeed , it is.

God's point to Job , Philip Yancy wrote in Disappointment with God, is this :
Untill you know alittle bit more about running the physical universe , Job ,
don't tell me how to run the moral universe... "

Aaagh ! How stupid I was, thinks Job . He smacks his brow and puts his hand to his mouth.
Job finally understands the error of his hasty conclusion ( Job 40:4)

He grasps that his position is built on ignorance....
He realizes God is quite capabile of running the universe correctly....