Job 21:26 says all lie down alike in dust—reinforcing Job 3:18's theme of death as the great equalizer where rest is found.

Job 39:7 describes the wild donkey free from shouts, paralleling prisoners free from the oppressor's voice (3:18).

Isaiah 14:3 promises rest from sorrow and bondage—the same liberation Job's dead experience from the oppressor's voice.

Isaiah 14:4 exclaims the oppressor has ceased—directly echoing Job 3:18 where prisoners no longer hear the oppressor.

Ecclesiastes 9:6 states the dead's emotions have perished—similar to Job 3:18 where the dead no longer hear the oppressor.