Job 9:28 expresses fear of suffering, a similar emotional distress to Job's dismay here—both from Job's own laments.

Job 37:1 says Elihu's heart trembles at God's thunder—a physical trembling parallel to Job's shuddering, though from a different speaker.

Lamentations 3:20 says the soul continually remembers and is bowed down—nearly identical to Job's shuddering upon remembrance.

Habakkuk 3:16 describes trembling body and quivering lips at God's voice—a physical reaction parallel to Job's shuddering.

In Psalm 88:15, the psalmist also suffers terrors and feels close to death, mirroring Job's shuddering dismay.

Lamentations 3:19 recalls affliction and bitterness, just as Job's memory triggers his dismay—both are laments over remembered suffering.