Job 18:12 describes calamity ready for the wicked, directly preceding the fire and brimstone on his tent in 18:15.

Job 18:13 depicts death devouring the wicked's limbs, continuing the same destruction scene as the fire on his tent in 18:15.

Job 5:24 promises the righteous a peaceful tent, contrasting the wicked's tent destroyed by sulfur in Job 18:15.

Job 15:28 also describes the wicked's dwelling becoming desolate and uninhabitable, echoing the judgment on his tent in Job 18:15.

Job 20:18-21 speaks of the wicked losing all possessions, paralleling the destruction of his dwelling in Job 18:15.

Deuteronomy 29:23 depicts the land burned with sulfur like Sodom, echoing the sulfur scattered on the wicked's tent.

Revelation 21:8 mentions the lake of fire with sulfur for the wicked—same sulfur judgment motif as Job 18:15.

Revelation 19:20 shows the beast thrown into the lake of fire with sulfur—final judgment typology of sulfur on the tent.

Isaiah 34:10 continues the unquenchable sulfur judgment, reinforcing the permanence of destruction seen in Job 18:15.

Isaiah 34:9 says Edom's soil will become sulfur—a similar image of sulfur as divine judgment on the wicked.

Psalm 11:6 says God rains fire and sulfur on the wicked—direct parallel to the sulfur judgment on the tent.

Genesis 19:24 describes God raining sulfur and fire on Sodom—the same judgment imagery of sulfur on dwellings.

Proverbs 14:11 directly parallels: the house of the wicked destroyed, the tent of the upright flourishes, mirroring the brimstone on the wicked's tent.

Jeremiah 49:18 references Sodom's overthrow, the classic brimstone judgment, directly linking to the brimstone scattered on the habitation in Job 18:15.

Revelation 14:10 depicts torment with fire and sulfur, the same brimstone imagery as Job 18:15, now in final judgment.

Proverbs 12:7 contrasts the wicked overthrown with the righteous house standing, paralleling the destruction of the wicked's habitation in Job 18:15.

Zechariah 5:4 describes a curse entering and destroying a house, similar to the fire and brimstone consuming the tent in Job 18:15.