Job 24:3 also describes oppressing the widow and fatherless — same context of wicked exploiting the vulnerable.

Job 29:13 contrasts Job's righteous care for the widow with the wicked's neglect here.

Job 31:16-18 shows Job's own practice of caring for the widow and fatherless, opposite to the wicked's behavior.

Job 22:9 falsely accuses Job of the same mistreatment of widows and fatherless that the wicked do here.

In 1 Samuel 1:6, Peninnah provokes Hannah because she is barren — similar to the wicked wronging the barren woman in Job 24:21.

In 1 Samuel 1:7, the provocation of the barren Hannah continues year after year — exemplifying the wronging of the childless woman in Job 24:21.