Job 13

Job tells his friends he understands their arguments and does not need their flawed advice. He accuses them of being "forgers of lies" and "worthless physicians" who misrepresent God to support their claims. Job states that he would prefer to argue his case directly with God, even if it meant God would kill him, because he trusts his own integrity. Job challenges God to stop hiding and tell him the reason for his suffering, asking what iniquity or transgression he has committed to deserve this trial.