In Job 30:26, Job later experiences the very disappointment he cursed here: hoping for light but getting darkness.

Job 41:18 uses the same phrase 'eyelids of the dawn' to describe Leviathan's eyes, linking the cursed day to the chaos monster.

Job 33:28 speaks of seeing light after redemption, directly opposite to Job's curse of not seeing the eyelids of morning.

Jeremiah 13:16 vividly parallels Job's curse: 'while you look for light he turns it into gloom'.

Jeremiah 8:15 echoes the same pattern of disappointed hope — looking for peace/healing but finding terror.