Mark The Perfect Man- Studies in the Book of Job

One day the devil met the Lord Among celestial kin. He quickly looked him up and down And asked him where he'd been.
"Oh, round about," the devil said, "Among the crowds of earth, Inspecting folk -- the common crowd And those of noble birth."
"Did you behold," Jehovah asked, "While trav'ling 'round the globe, That upright fellow down in Uz, My perfect servant, Job?"
"Sure, I saw him," the devil said, "And he serves You well, no doubt, But why, I ask You, shouldn't he? You keep him hedged about.
You let me have him for a while, I'll make him lose his grace. I'll make him tear Your altar down And curse You to Your face."
"Go, take him, then," replied the Lord, And sink him, if you can. Go, take his family, take his stuff. We'll see if he's a man."