And the Lord said, "Have you considered my servant, Job? There is no one on earth like him." And if there is any scripture that allows you to embrace the okay-ness of a singular standard, is this. ‘Cause this is God actually speaking about a human being who lived on the earth at the time and he is saying nobody on the earth has built what this guy has built. This guy has achieved a standard that is unprecedented. There is no one in the earth like him. He's blameless. He's upright. He fears God, shuns evil. He uses the exact terminology that Job was. Everything that Job built, everything that Job considered, choices that Job made in the earth to be blameless, choices to be upright in the midst of a messed up generation. Choices to determine I will fear God where everybody around him doesn’t. Choices he made to shun evil, these human choices made out of Job's strength, Job's determination, Job's consideration, Job's moral force in the earth are being held up by God as a divine standard in the heavens. And this is what God tells Satan, "Have you not seen this guy's architecture, his building, what he determined to do? Have you seen what he's building in the earth? Have you considered it? Have you checked it out? Have you evaluated it? This guy's achieved a singular standard. Have you in all of your roaming, seen this?"And what does Satan say? Satan says, "Of course." So God recognizes a standard that was built by Job's personal and mortal efforts, Job's personal and mortal efforts.Job is an aberration to a mortal standard. An aberration means something that is not the norm. He breaks the rules. He's the aberration of the mortal standard. He achieves what is not usual, or what is not allowed. And so he sparks off active discussion and massive events. When you look at the great collision that takes place in the book of Job between God's intent and Satan's determination to tear things down, and you go back to the start of Job, and you realize all of this was started off simply because one guy decided to live in a way that broke the trend.That's all he did. All he did was live right -- upright, blameless, feared God and shunned evil. And yet he sparks off active, lengthy discussion at the highest levels of the spirit realm and sparked off massive events taking place in the earth. So we can make the statement spiritual maturity creates turbulence in the spirit realm. Maturity creates turbulence. Job is a mature person because he has a standard which no one else has achieved. He is ‘no one in the earth like him’ at the time in terms of the earth's standards he is come to full development and maturity in what sphere God had called him to walk in. And so we can make the statement after looking at Job that maturity creates turbulence in the spirit realm. It wakes up the spirit realm. It causes active discussion. It causes God to make a boast. It causes earthly standard to become the subject of conversation in the next dimension. It creates a connection. And we need to be aware of these things as we grow up into Christ and become mature sons of God in the earth.There was no one that Job could say, well, I've got a partner to validate me. He was unvalidated. He was the only one like him in the earth. That's what God said. He didn't need validation. He didn't need to be popular. He didn't need to have anything to compare himself against. He walked in a standard that was delivered to him by the Holy Spirit deep inside of his heart Maturity walks in the dimension of exception. He broke the principle of the prevailing trend. And we have to be deliberate and consciously build Job's pristine standard into our lives.