Proverbs 24:29 explicitly forbids repaying evil for evil, reinforcing the same principle of not retaliating.

It is good to wait quietly for the Lord's salvation — direct parallel to waiting for deliverance.

Sufferers should entrust their souls to a faithful Creator while doing good — same attitude of trust without revenge.

1 Peter 3:9 similarly instructs not repaying evil with evil but with blessing, echoing the same ethic.

Christ did not retaliate but entrusted himself to the just Judge — perfect NT example of the proverb's principle.

1 Thessalonians 5:15 likewise commands not repaying evil for evil, but instead pursuing good for all.

Romans 12:17-19 quotes Deuteronomy 32:35, directly applying the same command to leave room for God's wrath.

The Lord is good to those who wait for him — a general affirmation of the blessing of waiting.

Promises that waiting on the Lord leads to exaltation and seeing the wicked cut off — same theme of patient trust.

Calls to wait for the Lord with courage — directly echoes the proverb's command to wait for deliverance.

David endures Shimei's cursing without retaliation, hoping God will repay — a narrative example of the proverb's teaching.

Deuteronomy 32:35 declares that vengeance belongs to God, providing the theological basis for not repaying evil.

Command not to take vengeance or bear a grudge — the OT law underlying the proverb's instruction against repaying evil.

In Zephaniah 3:8, waiting for God's judgment is urged as a response to evil — same trust in divine justice rather than personal revenge.

Matthew 5:39 extends this principle with 'turn the other cheek', presenting a radical non-retaliation that fulfills the wisdom teaching.

1 Corinthians 6:7 applies this to lawsuits — better to accept wrong than to demand repayment, mirroring the proverb's counsel.

Psalm 37:7 echoes this call to wait for the Lord rather than retaliate, reinforcing patient trust in God's justice.

Those who wait for the Lord renew their strength — reinforces the reward of waiting in a broader promise context.