Let us read: Job 42: 1 - 6

1 Job answered the Lord and said, 2 "I know that you can do anything, and that nothing stands in the way of your thoughts. 3 Who is he who foolishly darkens my plans? -Yes, I have spoken, without understanding them, of wonders that are beyond me and that I do not conceive. 4 Listen to me, and I will speak; I will question you, and you will instruct me. 5 My ear had heard of you; but now my eye has seen you. 6 Therefore I condemn myself and repent on dust and ashes.

Job's passionate and powerful words capture the emotions of a confused believer in God, struggling to understand why he suffers despite his faith.

Despite his anguish, Job makes it clear that he trusts in God's power, regardless of what has happened. He acknowledges that he doesn't have all the answers, but instead seeks God's guidance through prayer and reflection.

This recognition shows that he's ready to take responsibility and accept the result, whatever it may be, that comes from the Lord.

Although he doesn't understand God's plan, Job expresses sentiments that many Christian believers will recognize: seeking guidance from above and humility before the presence of an omnipotent being.