In Job 27:2, Job again attributes his bitter suffering to the Almighty, echoing his terror in 23:16.

In Ruth 1:20, Naomi says the Almighty has dealt bitterly with her, paralleling Job's claim that the Almighty terrified him.

In Psalm 22:14, the psalmist's heart melts like wax, paralleling Job's heart fainting from God's terror.

In Psalm 88:16, the psalmist describes being overwhelmed by God's wrath, mirroring Job's terror from the Almighty.

In Isaiah 6:5, Isaiah is undone by seeing the Lord, just as Job is terrified by God's presence.

Psalm 55:5 echoes the same overwhelming fear and trembling that Job expresses in 23:16.

Psalm 77:3 parallels Job's troubled spirit and being overwhelmed, both crying out in distress.

John 14:1 directly contrasts Job's terrified heart with Jesus' command not to let hearts be troubled.