Job 19:8 repeats the image of God walling up his way, deepening the 'hedged in' complaint from 3:23.

Job 40:2 is God's direct challenge to Job's questioning — the divine response to the very lament Job voiced here.

Job 12:14 describes God imprisoning without release, reinforcing the 'hedged in' feeling Job laments in 3:23.

Psalm 31:8 contrasts Job's hedge with God setting feet in a broad place — opposite experiences of confinement vs freedom.

Isaiah 40:27 echoes 'my way is hidden from the LORD' — Israel's complaint that God then answers with comfort.

Lamentations 3:7 uses identical imagery of God hedging in so one cannot escape — a direct parallel to Job's complaint.

Lamentations 3:9 adds blocked ways with stones, echoing Job's hidden path — same theme of divine obstruction.

Hosea 2:6 uses the same hedge metaphor for God blocking Israel's way — though judgment context, imagery matches Job's experience.