Isaiah 10:1 pronounces woe on those who issue oppressive decrees — directly paralleling Jesus' woe against lawyers burdening people here.

Matthew 23:2-4 contains virtually the same woe about loading heavy burdens — a parallel account of Jesus' teaching.

Malachi 2:8 accuses priests of causing many to stumble through false teaching — the same accusation Jesus makes against the experts in the law.

Matthew 23:4 records the same saying about heavy loads and unwillingness to help — a parallel account of Jesus' woe.

Romans 2:21 exposes the hypocrisy of teachers who don't practice what they preach — the same hypocrisy Jesus condemns in the lawyers.

Galatians 6:2 commands believers to carry each other's burdens — the direct opposite of the lawyers who won't lift a finger.

Isaiah 58:6 describes God's desire to break every yoke — the opposite of the lawyers who impose heavy loads without helping.

Galatians 6:13 describes false teachers imposing requirements they don't keep — similar to lawyers burdening others without helping.