Job 27:9 asks if God hears the wicked's cry in distress—directly parallel to Job 35:12's statement that God does not answer because of pride.

Psalm 18:41 describes God not answering the wicked's cry — directly parallel to Job 35:12's statement that God does not answer the proud.

Psalm 73:6-8 describes the pride and violence of the wicked, mirroring the 'pride of evil men' that blocks God's answer in Job 35:12.

Psalm 123:4 mentions the proud and arrogant, directly echoing the 'pride of evil men' that causes God to not answer in Job 35:12.

Proverbs 1:28 says the wicked will call but God will not answer — identical theme of divine refusal to respond to the ungodly.

Isaiah 14:14-17 depicts the pride of Babylon's king, a classic example of the pride that Job 35:12 says prevents God from hearing.

John 9:31 states God does not listen to sinners — a clear parallel to Job 35:12's reason for unanswered prayer.

James 4:3 says prayers go unanswered due to wrong motives (passions), paralleling Job 35:12's reason of pride—both explain why God doesn't respond.