[230] Zophar discerns perfect moral order in the world.
[231] God.
[232] I.e., by man.
[233] I.e., be silent.
[234] Job's ideal of a happy death was identical with that of Julius Caesar—the most sudden and least foreseen.
[235] Literally, "his."
[236] I.e., after his death.
[237] I.e., God.
[238] Ironical.
[239] If there be a God who rules the world, punishes evil, and rewards good, how comes it that we descry no signs of such just retribution?