In Genesis 50:23, Joseph sees his grandchildren and great-grandchildren, exemplifying the blessing of descendants honoring old age.

In Job 42:16, Job sees his children and grandchildren to four generations, showing the crown of grandchildren in old age.

In Psalm 127:3-5, children are a heritage and reward, reinforcing the idea that children bring honor to parents.

In Psalm 128:3-6, the blessed man sees his children's children, directly matching the crown of grandchildren for the aged.

Job 29:5 recalls when his children were around him — directly mirrors the joy of children as a crown to the aged.

Psalm 127:4 compares children to arrows, a warrior's strength — paralleling children as a crown and pride.

Ecclesiastes 6:3 argues many children mean nothing without enjoyment — directly contrasting the positive view in Proverbs.

1 Thessalonians 2:19 calls believers Paul's crown — a direct parallel to children being a crown, now spiritual.

1 Thessalonians 2:20 says believers are Paul's glory and joy — mirroring parents' pride in their children.

Job 21:8 shows the wicked also have established children — same blessing but in a contrasting context of prosperity for the wicked.