This paper shows that, according to ancient Near Eastern worldview, the purpose of the action of the Creator God and of the humans is to control natural environment. In the Book of Job, Job's character is suffering. He puts in question the justice of the Creator God because it seems to him that the order of the world is not right regarding the wisdom's principle of retribution of humans' acts. Responding to that, God's speeches in Job 38 to 41 show that the order of the world as well as action of the Creator God is much more complex than what the human wisdom is able to understand. The hymn of Job 28 adds that even if technologies and capacities developed by human wisdom are impressive, that is not the true wisdom.