Do you find the arguments of Eliphaz, Bildad and Zophar credible today? That is, do you believe that wickedness and righteousness get their reward in this life? Is there a "moral structure" to the universe which is centered upon compensating or punishing human behavior?
That’s really a good question. A drug dealer can make a lot of money but he must always be careful, he spends his life using violence but like a boomerang it can also be struck by violence. He can be caught by justice. He can kill and be killed. Usually you need to be a shark if you want to become rich and the atmosphere is artificial. Of course, we live in an artificial world with many simulations, is that happiness. It seems to be an empty world with no hope, just illusions as we see the world going down. When you try to be right as far as it is possible in this world, you may not be rich, but having moral values help a lot to be in peace with oneself and the hope of having the possibility to work one day for God in a world controlled by him feels the heart and the mind with serenity.