In Job 5:8, Eliphaz gives the same advice to seek God — reinforcing his earlier call to submit and find peace.

In Job 36:11, Elihu states that obedience brings prosperity — directly paralleling the conditional promise of 'good' in Job 22:21.

In Job 8:5, Bildad urges Job to seek God — a parallel exhortation from another friend, echoing the same theme of turning to God.

In Job 11:13, Zophar calls Job to prepare his heart toward God — a parallel plea to be at peace with God.

1 Chronicles 28:9 echoes this call to know God with a whole heart, promising that those who seek Him will find Him and have peace.

Isaiah 27:5 urges taking hold of God's strength to make peace with Him, directly matching the call to be at peace with God here.

John 17:3 defines eternal life as knowing God, directly paralleling the call to 'acquaint yourself with him' for peace.

2 Corinthians 5:20 pleads for reconciliation with God, directly echoing the call to be at peace with Him here.

In Ephesians 2:14-17, Christ Himself is our peace, reconciling us to God — the means by which the call to 'be at peace' in Job 22:21 is realized.

Luke 12:58 uses a legal parable to urge urgent reconciliation, paralleling the call to make peace with God before it's too late.

Acts 10:36 proclaims peace through Jesus Christ, the ultimate fulfillment of the peace with God urged here.

Isaiah 57:19-21 promises peace to the far and near but denies it to the wicked, reinforcing the call to be at peace with God.

Matthew 5:25 advises settling with an adversary quickly, a practical parallel to making peace with God before judgment.