In Job 20:18, Zophar says the wicked will give back his labor's fruit—directly parallel to vomiting riches.

In Job 5:5, Eliphaz says the hungry take the wicked's harvest—same theme of ill-gotten wealth being lost.

Proverbs 23:8 uses the same vomiting imagery for wasted effort, reinforcing the idea of forced expulsion.

In Jeremiah 51:34, Babylon swallows Israel like a monster and is later emptied—imagery of devouring and disgorging.

In Proverbs 13:11, hastily gained wealth dwindles—similar principle that ill-gotten gain is lost.

In Habakkuk 2:6, woe to him who heaps up what is not his own—parallel to the wicked swallowing riches then losing them.

In James 5:1, the rich are warned of coming misery—parallel to judgment on ill-gotten wealth.

In Ecclesiastes 5:14, riches are lost in a bad venture—parallel to the wicked losing his wealth.