In Job 11:20, Zophar echoes that the wicked's hope 'shall be as the giving up of the ghost' — same fate as the cut-off hope here.

In Job 18:14, Bildad says the wicked's confidence is rooted out, paralleling the hope cut off like a spider's web in Job 8:14.

In Job 27:18, the wicked's house is built like a moth — fragile, like the spider's web trust in Job 8:14.

In Isaiah 59:5, the same 'spider's web' metaphor describes the wicked's futile works, echoing the fragile trust of the godless.

In Isaiah 59:6, the web cannot cover or clothe, reinforcing the uselessness of the wicked's trust as a spider's web in Job 8:14.

In Proverbs 11:7, the hope of the wicked perishes at death — exactly the same teaching as the cut-off hope here.