Job 20:7 is Zophar's earlier claim that the wicked perish — the very idea Job quotes his friends saying.

Job 20:19 says the wicked violently takes houses, implying his own house will be destroyed — directly relevant.

Numbers 16:26-34 records the earth swallowing Korah's tents, a vivid example of the wicked's dwelling being destroyed.

Habakkuk 2:9-11 curses the house built by unjust gain, directly answering Job's question about the wicked's dwelling.

Zechariah 5:4 describes a curse consuming the house of the wicked, confirming their dwelling is destroyed.

Proverbs 14:11 explicitly states the house of the wicked will be destroyed, directly answering Job's question.

Proverbs 21:12 says the Righteous One overthrows the house of the wicked, confirming its ruin.

Psalm 52:5 describes God tearing the wicked from their tent — directly parallels the fate implied in Job's friends' question.

Psalm 37:36 echoes the same theme — the wicked vanish and cannot be found, similar to Job's friends' question.