Job asks if God has 'eyes of flesh,' questioning if God sees imperfectly like humans. Commentators explain this highlights the vast difference between God's perception and ours. Unlike human eyes, which are limited, physical, and can be deceived, God's sight is perfect. As John Gill notes, God sees all things, in all places, at all times—even the hidden motives of the heart. Job's question reminds us that God's knowledge is not flawed or biased like human judgment.