Job 10:6 similarly questions God's relentless searching for sin — reinforcing the theme of divine surveillance here.

Job 14:16 repeats the counting of steps — God scrutinizing every move, but adds He does not watch for sin. Same surveillance theme.

Job 33:11 directly quotes Job's words here, showing Elihu repeating Job's complaint about being in stocks.

Job 7:8 says God's eye is on him — same surveillance, but here the speaker wishes to be unseen. Echoes 'watch all my paths'.

Job 10:14 states God observes him for sin — directly parallels the watchful scrutiny of paths in the main verse.

Job 14:3 asks if God fixes His eye on him to bring into judgment — mirrors the surveillance and implied judgment of the stocks.

Job 36:8 describes being bound in fetters and cords of affliction — similar imagery to feet in stocks.

Psalm 139:3 says God scrutinizes path and lying down — a precise parallel to watching all paths, but with a positive tone.