Job goes much farther, and does a much better job of telling about God’s power than Bildad did. And he does not just speak of the things which can be seen, but he describes the things of the unseen world. But although Job could speak this way, there was one question in Job’s mind which he could not solve and that was ... Why would God, Who is so great, take the trouble to bother with a man so small and unimportant as Job? Because God was teaching a great lesson. We’ll see it later. Underneath all Job’s thoughts was the uneasy sense that it was God Who was dealing with him. His friends therefore could not help him because they were not realizing that God had a wonderful plan in the whole affair.