Psalm 4:6 uses the same 'light of your face' idiom, but for God's favor rather than Job's human smile.

Psalm 89:15 repeats the 'light of your face' phrase, linking God's favor to walking in His presence — a divine parallel to Job's countenance.

Proverbs 16:15 compares a king's 'light of face' to life-giving rain, echoing Job's own influence as a leader.