This theme ties chapter 28 with the rest of the book. Chapter 28 states clearly that the source of Wisdom is in God, that divine wisdom is not to be found and that human beings can only attain wisdom through faith. In his analysis of chapter 28, Radermakers easily equates Wisdom with God. Lady Wisdom seems to be Divine Wisdom. Concluding his research on chapter 28, he states that Wisdom lies in the hands of God and that only God knows the secret of her being.
Divine wisdom is pure grace, pure gift.
In God's answering Job, Job is both reproached and vindicated. God reproaches Job for his persistent asking God to reveal himself to Job. At the same time, God proves Job to be right for not giving up on God. God does reveal himself and Job silently adores God. This book not only reflects on the themes of retribution and grace, it is written from and it testifies to a lived experience of grace.