Job 9:4 echoes the same rhetorical question: no one can harden himself against God and succeed, reinforcing God's unmatched power.

Job 40:9 challenges Job to have an arm like God, paralleling the question of who can stand before Him — both emphasize divine strength.

Genesis 49:9 asks 'who dares rouse him?' of Judah as a lion — the same language used here of Leviathan, linking the imagery.

Numbers 24:9 uses the same 'who will rouse him?' of Israel as a lion — directly echoed in the description of Leviathan here.

1 Corinthians 10:22 asks 'Are we stronger than he?' — directly echoing the challenge of standing before God, warning against provoking Him.

Jeremiah 49:19 uses identical language: 'Who is like me? Who can stand before me?' — applying God's rhetorical question to Edom's judgment.

Jeremiah 50:44 repeats the same divine challenge as 49:19, reinforcing God's sovereign power over nations.