What do we learn from "Min ha'Se'arah"?
Rashi #1: Count your hairs - I will give to you so many answers!
Rashi #2, from Bava Basra 16a: You blasphemed with - "bi'Sarah Yeshufeni" (9:17), and I will answer you via Sa'ar (hair) - "Mi Pilag la'Shetef Te'alah 1 ..."
Rashi #3 (from Mechilta Beshalach): Hashem struck Iyov with a Se'arah, and healed him with a Se'arah.
Ibn Ezra #1: Most of the wonders that Hashem told him involve a storm in Shamayim.
Ibn Ezra #2: [Iyov] spoke about Him with a tempest.
Malbim: The very Se'arah that Hashem used to make his house fall and kill his children, now He uses it to oversee Iyov and return him to his place. Hashem heals with the matter with which He struck.
Bava Basra 16a: Iyov suggested that due to Se'arah (a stormy wind), the punishment intended for Oyev (the enemy) was mistakenly give to Iyov. Hashem answered, I created so many hairs on a person's head, each is fed from its own follicle. If two hairs would come from the same follicle, the person would be blinded. I did not confuse two hairs. Did I confuse Oyev and Iyov?!
