Jeremiah 22:18 pronounces Jehoiakim's punishment — no lament — as the consequence of the injustices condemned here.

In Jeremiah 17:11, the same warning applies: unjust gain ultimately leaves the possessor empty, mirroring the condemnation of building with unrighteousness.

Deuteronomy 24:14 is the law against oppressing hired servants — the very command violated by building a house with unpaid labor.

James 5:4 echoes that withheld wages cry out to the Lord — a New Testament continuation of this theme.

Malachi 3:5 lists exploitation of wage earners as a sin God will judge — reinforcing the divine perspective on unpaid labor.

Habakkuk 2:9-11 pronounces woe on building a house with bloodshed, even the stones crying out — echoes the same condemnation.

Micah 3:10 condemns building Jerusalem with bloodshed and iniquity — a direct parallel to building houses by injustice.

Deuteronomy 24:15 commands daily payment of wages, underscoring the injustice of withholding pay — the sin condemned here.

Leviticus 19:13 explicitly forbids withholding wages — the very sin Jehoiakim is condemned for here.

Proverbs 29:4 contrasts a just king who establishes the land with the unjust king who overthrows it—the very injustice condemned here.

Isaiah 5:8 pronounces woe on greedy land-grabbing—the same accumulation by injustice condemned in this verse.

Habakkuk 2:12 pronounces the same 'woe' against building a city with bloodshed and iniquity — a direct parallel to building by injustice.

2 Kings 23:35-37 records Jehoiakim's oppressive taxation of the people to pay Pharaoh — the kind of injustice condemned here.

Job 24:10 describes workers carrying sheaves but going hungry — a parallel image of laborers deprived of their due.

Job 24:11 shows workers pressing oil and treading winepresses yet suffering thirst — same injustice as unpaid labor.

Job 20:18 warns the wicked will not enjoy ill-gotten profits—echoing divine justice against those who cheat workers here.

2 Chronicles 36:5 records Jehoiakim's evil deeds—the same king condemned here for building by injustice.

2 Kings 23:37 summarizes Jehoiakim's evil reign—the same king targeted by this woe against unjust building.