Job 3:17 describes death as a place where the wicked cease troubling — echoing the 'sweet clods' as a peaceful end.

Job 30:23 acknowledges death as the house appointed for all — reinforcing the universal fate described in 21:33.

Job 3:18 adds that prisoners are at ease in death — paralleling the idea of rest for all in the grave.

Genesis 3:19 states humans return to dust — connecting to the 'clods of the valley' as the earthy end of all.