Job 11: Zophar Calls Job to Repent

Zophar, the third friend, rebukes Job for claiming to be pure and says God is punishing him less than he deserves. He stresses that God's wisdom is beyond human reach, then urges Job to turn from sin, promising a secure and hopeful life while warning that the wicked will not escape.

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In Job 11:7-9, how does Zophar describe the depths of God?

Like a law written plainly on every human heart from birthLike a light the righteous can see clearly if they seek itLike a harvest any patient student can gather in timeAbove the sky, beneath the realm of the dead, broader than the ocean