Job 20:9 continues the thought: the wicked vanish from sight, reinforcing the disappearance described in verse 7.

Job 21:28 quotes the friends' question 'Where is the house of the wicked?' echoing the 'Where is he?' from verse 7.

Job 27:19 describes the rich man vanishing, a later parallel to the wicked's sudden disappearance here.

2 Kings 9:37 compares Jezebel's carcass to dung, matching the vivid image of the wicked perishing like dung.

Psalm 83:10 says enemies became as dung, a direct parallel to the wicked's fate described here.

Jeremiah 8:2 uses 'dung upon the face of the earth' for the unburied dead, echoing the same disgrace.

Malachi 2:3 uses the same dung imagery — God spreads dung on faces, reinforcing the contemptible end of the wicked here.

Isaiah 41:12 promises that enemies will be sought but not found — echoing the disappearance of the wicked here.