Zophar

We see no difference between the Unknowable of Herbert Spencer and the Unsearchable of Zophar in the book of Job.

Eliphaz, Bildad, and Zophar were the friends of Job; and he told them rather uncivilly, I think, that they were miserable comforters.

This conclusion of Zophar the Naamathite, acquiesced in by Job at the end of the argument, seems to some minds an evaporation of God into an Absolute without any human attributes.

And when Zophar had finished his vehement reproach, Job was mad.

Nevertheless, in spite of Bildad's lengthy rebuke, Job continues to pour out his complaint until Zophar can stand it no longer.