Job 31

Job delivers a solemn oath of innocence through a series of 'if...then' statements, protesting purity in gaze (no lust toward a virgin), fidelity (no enticement by another woman), honesty (no deceit or false scales), care for the vulnerable (poor, widows, orphans, servants), non-violence (no rejoicing over enemies, no abuse at the gate), hospitality (doors open to travelers), transparency (no hiding sin like Adam), and stewardship (land not exploited), invoking curses if guilty.[1][2][3][5] He appeals for YHWH to hear him, desires an indictment to wear as a crown, and declares he would approach confidently, ending with his land as witness against any injustice.[1][2][3]