Proverbs 11:7 directly links the wicked's death to lost hope — mirrors the wicked's downfall in 14:32.

Proverbs 10:28 contrasts righteous hope with wicked's perishing expectation — parallels the fate difference, though less explicit about death.

Proverbs 5:23 describes death from lack of discipline — similar cause to the wicked's downfall, but no contrast with righteous.

In Revelation 14:13, those who die in the Lord are blessed and rest, echoing the righteous's refuge.

In 2 Timothy 4:18, Paul trusts the Lord to bring him safely to heaven, the refuge of the righteous.

1 Thessalonians 5:3 depicts sudden destruction for those saying peace, echoing the wicked's sudden ruin.

In Philippians 1:23, Paul desires to depart and be with Christ, showing the righteous's refuge in death.

In Philippians 1:21, Paul says to die is gain, directly paralleling the righteous's refuge in death.

In 2 Corinthians 5:8, Paul prefers to be absent from the body and present with the Lord, the righteous's refuge.

In 2 Corinthians 1:9, Paul learns to trust God who raises the dead, embodying the righteous's refuge in death.

In 1 Corinthians 15:55-58, death's victory is overcome through Christ, showing the righteous's hope and refuge.

Romans 9:22 describes vessels of wrath fitted for destruction, paralleling the fate of the wicked.

John 8:24 similarly warns of dying in unbelief, a stark contrast to the righteous hope.

John 8:21 warns of dying in sins with no hope, contrasting the righteous hope in death.

In Luke 2:29, Simeon departs in peace after seeing salvation, exemplifying the righteous's refuge in death.

Daniel 5:26-30 shows Belshazzar's sudden overthrow, exemplifying the wicked driven away in their wickedness.

Job 13:15 shows trust even if slain, directly paralleling the righteous hope in death.

Psalm 37:37 says the upright's end is peace, directly paralleling the righteous hope in death.

Psalm 23:4 fears no evil in death because God is with him, echoing the righteous hope.

Job 19:25-27 confesses resurrection hope, a strong parallel to the righteous hope in death.

Psalm 9:17 parallels the wicked being thrust down — both describe their ultimate end in Sheol.

In Job 18:14, Bildad describes the wicked torn from security to death—a strong parallel to the wicked being overthrown here.

Psalm 37:38 confirms the wicked's destruction — same outcome as being thrust down by wrongdoing.

Luke 16:22 illustrates the righteous having hope in death as Lazarus is carried to Abraham's side, while the rich man suffers.

1 Thessalonians 4:13 contrasts believers' hope in death with hopeless grief — directly mirroring the righteous hope of Proverbs 14:32.

In Numbers 23:10, Balaam wishes to die the death of the righteous—a direct parallel to the righteous finding refuge in death here.

Psalm 16:9 echoes the righteous' security in death — both affirm a peaceful hope beyond death.

Psalm 94:23 shows God bringing the wicked's own iniquity back on them — identical theme of evil self-destructing.

In Genesis 38:10, God kills Onan for his wickedness, illustrating the overthrow of the wicked in calamity.

Ezekiel 3:18 warns the wicked will die in their iniquity — a direct parallel to the wicked's banishment in their wickedness.

In Job 7:6, Job despairs that his days end without hope—contrasting with the righteous finding refuge in death here.

In Job 20:11, Zophar says the wicked's youthful vigor lies in dust—a parallel to the wicked perishing here.

In 2 Kings 1:4, Ahaziah's death sentence illustrates the wicked being overthrown—a parallel to the fate of the wicked here.

2 Peter 2:12 describes the wicked as destined for destruction — echoing the fate of the wicked driven away in calamity from Proverbs 14:32.

In Job 14:10, Job questions where man goes after death—a contrast to the confident refuge promised for the righteous here.

Job 18:18 describes the wicked driven from light, contrasting with the refuge for the righteous in Proverbs 14:32.

Romans 5:2 describes the hope of glory believers have through faith — the same hope that sustains the righteous even in death.

Job 27:20-22 depicts the wicked overwhelmed by calamity, illustrating the fate of the wicked in contrast to the righteous refuge.

Isaiah 8:22 describes the wicked being driven into darkness — similar imagery of banishment for wrongdoing.

Ecclesiastes 8:8 states that wickedness cannot deliver from death — echoing the wicked's banishment here.

Hosea 5:5 says Israel stumbles in their iniquity — parallels the wicked's banishment, though without explicit death.

Genesis 49:18 expresses waiting for God's salvation, a hope that mirrors the righteous hope in death.

Psalm 58:9 depicts the sudden sweeping away of the wicked, echoing the calamity that brings down the wicked in Proverbs 14:32.