Proverbs 14:31 directly states oppressing the poor shows contempt for their Maker—same concept of God as Maker of all.

In Proverbs 29:13, the same truth is restated: both rich and poor share God's common gift of sight, emphasizing their equality before God.

Job 31:15 asserts God formed both master and servant in the womb—parallel truth that God is Maker of all people.

Job 34:19 says God shows no partiality to rich or poor, for all are His work—direct parallel to common Maker.

James 2:2-5 rebukes favoritism, showing God chose the poor—echoes that God is Maker of both, but with practical application.

Exodus 30:15 requires equal offering from rich and poor—illustrates equality before God as Maker.

Psalm 33:15 affirms that God fashions the hearts of all people, reinforcing that both rich and poor share the same Creator.

In 1 Samuel 2:7, Hannah declares God's sovereignty over poverty and wealth — reinforcing that both rich and poor are made by the Lord.

Deuteronomy 15:11 commands generosity to the poor, acknowledging persistent poverty—adds moral implication of rich/poor dynamic.