In Job 18:14, the wicked's confidence is rooted out from his tabernacle, directly paralleling the house that does not stand in Job 8:15.

In Job 27:18, the wicked's house is built as a moth — fragile, like the leaning house that cannot stand in Job 8:15.

Psalm 52:5-7 depicts the wicked trusting in wealth, then being brought down—paralleling the house that does not stand.

Proverbs 10:28 directly states the hopes of the wicked perish—identical theme to the house that cannot stand.

Matthew 7:24-27 tells of a house built on sand that collapses in a storm—same image of trusting in something that fails.

Luke 6:47-49 repeats the parable of the house on sand—reinforcing the fate of those who build without a firm foundation.

Proverbs 14:11 declares the wicked's house will be destroyed—a direct proverbial echo of Bildad's point.

Proverbs 21:12 says the Righteous One brings the wicked's house to ruin—identical outcome to the leaning that fails.