Job 13: Job Appeals Directly to God

Job tells his friends their arguments are useless and false, and he warns that God will judge them for defending Him dishonestly. He resolves to keep trusting God even at the cost of his life, and he asks God to stop terrifying him, name his sins, and answer him.

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According to 13:3 and 13:18, whom does Job want to present his case to, and what does he expect?

His friends, expecting they would finally agree with himGod Himself, expecting that he would be shown to be in the rightA priest, expecting a sacrifice would end his sufferingThe town elders, expecting they would judge between them