Job 18:18 also describes the wicked being 'chased out of the world,' echoing the 'chased away' image here.

Psalm 73:20 compares the wicked to a dream when one awakes — identical imagery of fleetingness and disappearance.

Isaiah 29:7 uses the exact phrase 'like a dream, a vision of the night' for enemies of Jerusalem — a direct parallel to the wicked's fate here.

Isaiah 29:8 uses the same dream imagery for something that vanishes upon waking, reinforcing the fleeting nature of the wicked.

Psalm 37:10 says the wicked 'shall not be' and their place vanishes, matching the 'shall not be found' theme.

Psalm 90:5 says humans are like a dream, swept away — similar metaphor but applied to all mortals, not specifically the wicked.

Daniel 11:19 uses the same phrase 'not be found' for a king's downfall, though in a specific historical context.