God and the spiritual wisdom: Do you listen in on God's council? Do you have a monopoly on wisdom? Job 15:8

The book of Job has a deep spiritual meaning, actually, this book is a great metaphor about Israel, Job represents the personification of this nation, how should a person act when faced with suffering and oppression, while God is silent? In front of this situation Job, a god-fearing person, made the mistake of wanting to judge God, and his friends tried to persuade him.
In this book, one of the friends of Job, a person named Eliphaz, made an interesting reflection about God's advice and wisdom: "Do you listen in on God's council? Do you have a monopoly on wisdom?" Job 15:8.
With this, what the author of the sentence is expressing is that the gift of fear of God (constancy, firmness, devotion, equanimity), although it brings us closer to the ways of God, is not enough, we need the perfection of this spiritual gift, and this is the gift of counsel. What Eliphaz told Job is that in the council of God is the authority and the true spiritual knowledge, and if we do not have this gift we have to be careful with our judgments and affirmations, the truth does not rest on the prudence and reason of man.
Eliphaz also taught us when speaking to his friend Job, is that wisdom as science comes from advice, and if we want to know the thoughts of God we have to know what is the essence of the gift of counsel: meditate (perceive with attention), meditate with intuition and inspiration, decide with creativity and discernment.
The advice or sacred listening in the Bible is one of the greatest spiritual gifts and only the great prophets and kings have achieved this gift like King Solomon (1 Kings 3:16-28) and the Prophet Daniel (Daniel 13:1-64). This spiritual gift in the Christian faith is assigned to people filled with the Holy Spirit and in communion with God (eternal life).

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