Commentary for Job 9:13

will not hold back His wrath because of fear (other editions: righteousness) of a man.

Job now turns his attention to Bildad's theory that his punishment is part of a system of exchange. He rejects the suggestion that the way to change suffering into an entitlement to benefit is through prayer. He refuses to accept that though God ignores the justice of his case and the fact of his innocence, He will, nevertheless, accept his prayers or can be made to change His mind

[all the helpers of Rahab] stoop under Him The celestial host that came to aid the Egyptians. Egypt is called Rahab, as it is said (Isa. 30:7): “Therefore, I called this, ‘They are haughty (רהב) idlers,’” by dint of their haughtiness, for they said, “Who is the Lord? etc.” (Exod. 5:2).