Commento su Giobbe 21:27

Lo, I know your thoughts and the devices that you wrongfully think against me You do wrong to think injustice.

Job interprets the congruity in the lot of the good and wicked as evidence that governance is random. His companions see it as proof that people are not always what they appear. Job had appeared to be good, but when his fate ultimately turned out to be that deserved by a wicked person, they knew that in truth he must have been wicked.