In Job 6:4, Job also speaks of 'terrors of God' arrayed against him, echoing the same divine assault described here.

Job 10:16 uses hunting imagery—God hunts him like a lion—parallel to terrors pursuing his soul like wind.

Job 7:14 describes God scaring him with dreams, another instance of the terrors that pursue him in this verse.

Psalm 88:15 also speaks of suffering God's terrors, a direct parallel to Job's experience of being terrorized.

Hosea 6:4 compares Israel's goodness to a morning cloud that vanishes, mirroring Job's welfare passing away as a cloud.

Hosea 13:3 uses the same cloud and dew imagery for transience, directly echoing Job's description of his welfare.

Psalm 88:17 uses flood imagery for surrounding terrors, echoing Job's experience of being overwhelmed by calamity.