Deuteronomy 21:18 describes earthly parental discipline of a rebellious son, mirroring the father-son analogy here.

2 Samuel 7:14 explicitly states God will discipline his son with a rod — a direct parallel to the father-son discipline metaphor here.

Job 5:17 calls the one whom God reproves blessed — directly echoing the theme of divine discipline as a fatherly act.

Job 5:18 continues the discipline metaphor: God wounds to heal — reinforcing the purpose behind God's fatherly correction.

Psalm 89:32 warns of punishing transgression with a rod — a close parallel to the fatherly discipline described here.

Psalm 94:12 declares the one disciplined by God blessed — directly aligning with the fatherly discipline theme here.

Proverbs 3:12 echoes this father-son discipline analogy, affirming God's discipline as a sign of love.

Hebrews 12:5-11 expands this fatherly discipline, quoting Proverbs and explaining God's purpose for our holiness.

1 Corinthians 11:32 applies this discipline to NT believers, linking judgment to loving correction to avoid condemnation.

Revelation 3:19 reflects this principle — Christ rebukes and disciplines those He loves, calling to repentance.

Job 33:19 illustrates divine discipline through physical pain, reinforcing that suffering can be loving correction.