Job 23:6-7

6 Will he plead [riyb] against [`immad] me with his great [rob] power [koach]? No; but he would put [suwm] strength in me.

7 There the righteous [yashar] might dispute [yakach] with him; so should I be delivered [palat] for ever [netsach] from my judge [shaphat]. KJV-Interlinear

6 'Would He contend with me by the greatness of His power? No, surely He would pay attention to me. 7 'There the upright would reason with Him; And I would be delivered forever from my Judge. NASB

Here in this world, if you are forced into some type of adversarial confrontation, either socially, politically, or legally, you will face those who will yell at you, gossip against you, or overwhelm you with there resources. Life is not fair. And that is just the way the jungle works. The stronger will overpower the weaker whenever possible. Justice is generally not the issue, but the one who has more resources or showmanship, or tenacity, or even the lack of ethics and conscience, is what takes charge in this world.

With God, no such situation occurs. God is all powerful to say the least. He designed the entire universe, and considered an infinite number of history schemes before deciding on one single historical stream of events. He created all life, and supervises and supports all that is. God can create everything in an instant, or destroy everything in an instant. There is nothing that God cannot do or accomplish.

But when it comes to a disagreement between God and man, does God simply step on man, squashing him like a bug? No. God does not use His awesome power to take charge of an event.

Instead God gives man all of the information (strength through doctrine) he needs in order to make his own argument, to see Gods own argument, and to come to the correct conclusion regarding his, mans, situation.

Now this applies to those who are positive obviously. Those who are not positive toward God, do not attempt to see or understand the information that is freely given to them, so their conclusions will always be biased in their own favor, for whatever good it will do them.

And Job goes one step further, and that is that one day, in eternity, all of the complaints, all of the persecutions, all of the disputes and so forth between people, will go away permanently, never to be heard from or raise their heads again.

Today it is difficult in many cases, to distinguish between the righteous and the wicked in this world, but in eternity there will be no wicked in heaven and therefore no confrontation nor a need for confrontation of any kind. We will in effect have no need for any kind of judges or judging as Job states here.

Now is the time to post a prayer.