Job 16:16 describes weeping and darkness on eyelids — parallel to dim eyes from vexation here.

Psalm 6:7 echoes 'eye wastes away because of grief' — direct parallel to Job's dim eye from vexation.

Psalm 31:9 also says 'eye is wasted from grief' — a direct parallel to Job's dim eye.

Psalm 109:23 uses 'like a shadow at evening' — parallel to Job's members like a shadow.

Lamentations 5:17 says 'our eyes are dim' from affliction — direct parallel to Job's dim eye.

Psalm 88:9 nearly quotes Job's exact phrase 'my eye grows dim through sorrow,' reinforcing the lament of physical decline from grief.