Deuteronomy 27:17 pronounces a curse on moving a neighbor's boundary mark, reinforcing the same command with a formal curse.

Proverbs 22:28 directly echoes the command, 'Do not move the ancient boundary,' applying it as wisdom.

Hosea 5:10 uses moving boundary stones as a metaphor for Judah's princes' injustice, with God's wrath poured out on them.

Job 24:2 lists moving landmarks as an example of wickedness, showing the law being violated by the unjust.

Proverbs 23:10 adds 'or go into the fields of the fatherless,' broadening the prohibition to include exploiting the vulnerable.