1 Samuel 15:28 records God tearing the kingdom from Saul and giving it to David — a clear instance of God shattering the mighty and replacing them.

1 Samuel 2:30-36 describes God cutting off Eli's house and raising a faithful priest — a direct example of God shattering the mighty and setting others in place.

1 Kings 14:8 repeats that God tore the kingdom from David's house and gave it to Jeroboam, reinforcing the same divine pattern.

1 Kings 14:14 prophesies God raising a king to cut off Jeroboam's house — another example of God shattering the mighty and setting up a successor.

Daniel 5:28-31 records Belshazzar's kingdom divided and given to the Medes — a historical fulfillment of God shattering a mighty king and setting others in his place.

Daniel 2:45 shows the stone smashing the kingdoms — God shatters earthly powers and establishes His eternal kingdom, echoing Job's principle.

Daniel 2:44 describes God's kingdom breaking all other kingdoms, directly echoing Job 34:24's theme of God breaking the mighty and establishing His own.

Daniel 2:21 affirms God's sovereignty in removing and establishing kings, directly paralleling Job 34:24's statement that God sets others in place.

In 1 Corinthians 1:28, Paul describes God choosing the lowly to nullify the powerful — a parallel to God shattering the mighty.

In Luke 1:52, Mary's Magnificat echoes this same theme: God brings down the mighty and exalts the humble.

1 Kings 2:35 shows Solomon replacing Abiathar with Zadok as priest — a specific instance of God removing one leader and installing another.

Jeremiah 51:20-23 describes God using Babylon as a hammer to break nations, echoing the breaking of the mighty in Job 34:24.

Daniel 2:34 depicts a stone breaking the statue in pieces, symbolizing God's judgment, similar to God breaking the mighty in Job 34:24.

Psalm 113:8 continues: He seats the needy with princes — directly parallels the second half of Job 34:24, God elevating the lowly to replace the mighty.

Psalm 72:4 prays for the king to crush oppressors, mirroring God's action in Job 34:24 of breaking the mighty.

Psalm 2:9 depicts the Messiah breaking nations with iron, paralleling God's breaking of the mighty in Job 34:24.

Daniel 2:35 continues the breaking of the statue, emphasizing total destruction, paralleling God's breaking of the mighty in Job 34:24.