Theodore Epp emphasizes the qualities that please God as exemplified by Job, who is described as perfect, upright, and one who feared God while shunning evil. Job's desire to please God was evident in his relationships with others, stemming from his right relationship with God. His reverential trust in God led to a sensitivity to sin and a commitment to abstain from evil. Epp encourages believers to reflect on their conduct and ensure it aligns with their relationship with God, highlighting that true righteousness is demonstrated through actions. Ultimately, he reminds us that fearing God and keeping His commandments is our primary duty.