Since the tempter has been conquered, the Judge of the contest takes great pride in his own athlete, and says, as though to the one who has been conquered: 'Who is this that hides?' For to whom does it fit that this be said? Job was not hiding, being pious and holy. But this one, whom he rebukes, wishes to hide and supposes that his counsel is hidden from God. Yet he himself does these things as one hiding. For Adam too, when he sinned, thought to hide himself from the face of the Lord.