Commentaries:
Adam Clarke
My righteousness is more than God' s? - This would indeed be a blasphemous saying; but Job never said so, neither directly nor constructively: it would be much better to translate the words tsidki meel , I am righteous Before God. And Job' s meaning most certainly was, "Whatever I am in your sight, I know that in the sight of God I am a righteous man;" and he had a right to assume this character, because God himself had given it to him.
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