Was it wrong for Job to ask God so many questions?

In the book of Job, Satan thought that Job would curse God’s name if he took everything from him. Job asked a lot of questions; he was mainly asking what he did to deserve this punishment. I think he was asking so much out of aggravation, because God wasn’t answering him and the suffering wouldn’t stop. Job trusted God’s judgment and he knew God did this for a reason, so he never cursed God’s name. After all was said and done, God wasn’t mad at Job for all the questions, because God understands humans and He knows that Job didn’t do anything to deserve what was happening to him but, because Job was so faithful, Satan was suspicious that he loved God only because He gave Job so much. A person can only take so much pain and suffering before they go crazy or mad. 

I learned a lot from the book of Job. I learned that God always has a plan no matter what. You will never be left in the dark, no matter how long it takes for things to get better God always has a plan. So, my final answer is no; it wasn’t wrong for Job to ask God so many questions. God knows we aren’t perfect and Job handled the situation better than anyone would. Job was just wanting answers. He wanted to know what he did wrong. He was trying to figure out what he had done when all that he did was be extremely faithful so Satan was suspicious. That’s how great God’s followers can be. Not even Satan believed someone could be so faithful, but that’s the power of God.