Justice is delivered when someone who does wrong experiences the consequences of the wrong committed. Consequences are both natural and structured. Structured could mean a day without play (for a child), a fine (for a small infringement), or even a prison term (for a serious criminal offence). A natural consequence is everything God has prepared. Rejection from others, because their God given conscience rejects the wrong, or God himself can pronounce direct judgements. So what did Job do wrong to deserve the seemingly natural judgement from God ? Job 15:20 The wicked man writhes with pain all his days, And the number of years is hidden from the oppressor. Yet another person accuses Job of doing something wrong. Frankly, we have all done wrong and do not deserve the opportunity for reconciliation with God. Job's friend continues his discourse and describes all the other bad things that will happen to a wicked man. But does it all mean anything? The whole human race is a mess fr...