Psalm 7:14 uses the exact same metaphor of conceiving and birthing evil — a direct parallel to this description.

Isaiah 59:4 repeats the 'conceive mischief, give birth to iniquity' language — a strong thematic echo.

In Galatians 6:8, Paul echoes the same principle: sowing to the flesh reaps corruption—mirroring Eliphaz's claim that the wicked conceive trouble and give birth to evil.

James 1:15 uses the same conception-birth metaphor for sin's progression: desire conceives sin, which gives birth to death.

Isaiah 33:11 says you conceive chaff and give birth to stubble—a near-identical metaphor for futile evil plans producing worthless results.

Hosea 10:13 uses reaping imagery for evil's consequences — analogous to the conception-birth metaphor here.