Job 4:18 makes the same claim that God does not trust his servants — reinforcing Eliphaz's argument about heavenly imperfection.

Job 25:5 says even the moon and stars are not pure — extending the same theme that celestial bodies are unclean before God.

In Job 5:1, Eliphaz similarly questions turning to holy ones, reinforcing that even they are not trustworthy before God.

Isaiah 6:2-5 echoes that even heavenly beings are not pure before God, as seraphim veil themselves, affirming God's absolute holiness.

Habakkuk 1:13 affirms God's pure eyes that cannot look on evil, aligning with Job 15:15 that even heavens are impure before Him.

Colossians 1:22 presents Christ's reconciliation making believers holy before God, contrasting Job 15:15 where even holy ones are impure.

Romans 3:20 declares no flesh justified by law, echoing Job's point that even holy ones are not pure — all fall short before God.