2 Chronicles 33:12 recounts Manasseh's affliction and humility, the very event behind the prayer mentioned in verse 18.

2 Chronicles 33:13 describes God answering Manasseh's prayer, completing the repentance story referenced in verse 18.

2 Chronicles 33:19 expands on the same details about Manasseh's prayer, sins, and high places, providing fuller context.

2 Chronicles 33:10 shows God speaking to Manasseh through prophets before his affliction, the 'words of the seers' referenced in verse 18.

2 Chronicles 7:14 promises God's response to humble prayer and repentance, which Manasseh's prayer later exemplifies.

2 Chronicles 20:34 also cites a prophetic source for Jehoshaphat's acts, matching the style of the reference to Manasseh's seers.

2 Chronicles 32:32 similarly references written records for Hezekiah's deeds, echoing the formula used for Manasseh.

In 2 Kings 17:13, God warns through all prophets and seers, paralleling the seers who spoke to Manasseh in this verse.

1 Kings 11:41 uses a similar concluding formula referencing a source, paralleling the chronicler's note about Manasseh's acts.

Psalm 107:13 depicts crying out to God for deliverance, mirroring Manasseh's prayer in his distress later in this chapter.

Isaiah 29:10 describes God sealing the seers' vision, a contrast to this verse where seers actively speak to Manasseh.

Isaiah 30:10 shows people telling seers to stop prophesying truth, contrasting with the seers speaking to Manasseh here.

Micah 3:7 describes seers ashamed and silenced, contrasting with the active seers speaking to Manasseh here.

Amos 7:12 has Amaziah telling the seer to flee, a rejection unlike the seers speaking to Manasseh here.