2 Chronicles 31:20 summarizes Hezekiah's good and faithful deeds — the very 'good deeds' referenced in this concluding statement.

2 Chronicles 31:21 details Hezekiah's wholehearted service and prosperity — the 'good deeds' summarized in this verse.

2 Chronicles 16:11 uses the same formula for King Asa's acts — showing the consistent citation pattern in Chronicles.

In 2 Chronicles 27:7, the same closing formula appears for Jotham — 'rest of the acts written in the book of kings' — mirroring Hezekiah's summary.

2 Chronicles 33:18 uses a similar formula for Manasseh's reign, citing a book of kings — a standard conclusion pattern.

2 Chronicles 35:26 records Josiah's acts with the same 'rest of the acts' formula and a reference to the book of kings.

2 Chronicles 35:27 continues the closing formula for Josiah — 'acts first and last' written in the book of kings — parallel to Hezekiah's.

2 Kings 18:1 introduces Hezekiah's reign in the Book of Kings — the very source referenced here for his acts.

2 Kings 20:21 records Hezekiah's death and succession — part of the Kings account cited here.

Isaiah 36:1 begins the account of Sennacherib's invasion — part of Hezekiah's acts recorded in Isaiah's vision as noted here.

Isaiah 39:8 records Hezekiah's response to prophecy — another event from Isaiah's vision cited here.

2 Kings 20:20 similarly summarizes Hezekiah's acts and cites another chronicle — a parallel conclusion to this verse.

Isaiah 1:1 introduces the vision of Isaiah son of Amoz, which 2 Chronicles 32:32 cites as the source for Hezekiah's good deeds.