Job 26:8 speaks of God wrapping waters in clouds without bursting — directly parallel to the water jars imagery, emphasizing divine sovereignty.

Job 36:29 asks who understands the spreading of clouds — a similar rhetorical question about God's control over the skies.

Job 37:13 explains that God brings clouds for punishment or blessing — revealing the purpose behind the 'water jars' in Job 38:37.

Genesis 8:2 describes the closing of the 'floodgates of the heavens' — the same imagery as the water jars here, showing God's control over rain.

Psalm 104:13 says God waters mountains from his 'upper chambers' — a parallel image to the water jars, celebrating God's provision.

Jeremiah 5:24 credits God for giving autumn and spring rains — echoing the same divine control over rain as the water jars.

In Psalm 147:4, God determines the number of stars and names them — a direct parallel to God's control over the heavens implied here.