Comentario sobre Job 36:6

This follows from the Idea embedded in the soul that God is the source of good and so He must hate evil. Consequently, the wicked cannot possibly expect any sustenance or support from Him.

This follows from the Idea embedded in the soul that His Statute, which is the ultimate of perfection, is without fault. To assert that that He does not give justice to the poor is to impute an iniquity in His Statute and that would be a fault on His part, for it is unthinkable that God would do evil or the Almighty act iniquitously.