Job 21:19 speaks of God 'storing up iniquity' for children, matching the sealed-up transgression in Job 14:17.

Deuteronomy 32:34 says judgment is 'sealed up' in God's treasuries, directly echoing the sealed transgression in Job 14:17.

In Hosea 13:12, the same imagery is used: Ephraim's iniquity is bound up and hidden, paralleling Job's sealed transgression.

Jeremiah 2:22 says iniquity is marked before God — a close parallel to Job's sin being sealed up in a bag as evidence.