I think this is exactly what Satan is aiming for.

Satan presented a question regarding Job's fear of God,

suggesting that there was clearly a reason for it.

The reason was that the Lord always protected Job,

his household, and his possessions, blessing everything he did

so that his livestock covered the entire land,

making him exceedingly wealthy.

So, Satan said to God,

"Stretch out your hand and strike everything he has,

and he will surely curse you to your face"

(Job 1:9-11).

Therefore, God allowed Satan to take away Job's possessions

but instructed him not to lay a hand on Job himself (v. 12).

When I contemplate these words,

I think of prosperity-centered faith,

which refers to a form of faith that expects blessings,

specifically seeking benefits for oneself (Internet).

The reason is that our belief in God

often revolves around expecting blessings that benefit us.

Therefore, whether God blesses us with wealth, health, or descendants,

as long as our desires are satisfied, we believe in God.

However, if, as Satan predicts,

the blessings we possess and enjoy are taken away,

we may no longer reverence God but rather resent Him.

This, I believe, is exactly what Satan is aiming for.