In Job 15:27, Eliphaz uses the same image of a wicked man covered with fat — directly parallel.

In Psalm 73:4, the wicked have healthy, strong bodies — directly parallel to the well-nourished body here.

In Jeremiah 5:28, the wicked are 'fat and sleek' — echoing the physical prosperity described here.

In Psalm 17:10, the wicked are 'enclosed in their own fat' — a similar metaphor for prosperity.

In James 1:11, the rich man fades away — contrasting the robust health of the wicked here.