Ezra 7:13 records another Persian decree allowing Jews to return — mirroring Cyrus's earlier authorization.

Isaiah 44:26-28 prophesied Cyrus by name as the one who would rebuild Jerusalem — fulfilled in this decree.

Daniel 2:21 explains the divine sovereignty behind Cyrus's claim — God removes and establishes kings.

In Daniel 2:37, Daniel tells Nebuchadnezzar that God gave him his kingdom — the same divine grant Cyrus claims.

Daniel 4:35 echoes God's absolute sovereignty over all people, reinforcing why Cyrus's claim of divine appointment is credible.

Daniel 5:18 repeats that God gave kingship to Nebuchadnezzar — the same pattern of divine appointment Cyrus acknowledges.

Ezra 1:1 records the same decree, showing God's fulfillment of Jeremiah's prophecy through Cyrus.

Ezra 6:3 is another record of Cyrus's decree, confirming the command to rebuild the temple.

Isaiah 44:28 prophesies Cyrus as God's shepherd who will rebuild Jerusalem and the temple, fulfilled in this decree.

Isaiah 45:13 prophesies Cyrus freeing the exiles and rebuilding Jerusalem, directly fulfilled in this decree.

Psalm 75:5-7 declares God raises and lowers rulers — Cyrus acknowledges God gave him kingdoms.

Zechariah 2:7 echoes the call to flee Babylon and return to Zion, paralleling Cyrus's decree allowing the exiles to go up.