2 Kings 14:17 notes Amaziah lived 15 years after Jehoash, synchronizing with the 15th year of Amaziah when Jeroboam II began.

2 Kings 14:27 explains that God used Jeroboam II to save Israel, giving divine purpose to his reign introduced here.

2 Kings 10:30 promised Jehu's dynasty to the fourth generation; Jeroboam II is that fourth descendant, fulfilling God's word.

Hosea 1:1 dates Hosea's prophetic ministry to the reign of Jeroboam II, linking the king to contemporary prophecy.

Amos 1:1 also dates Amos's prophecies to Jeroboam II's reign, showing a second prophetic witness during this time.

Amos 7:9-11 contains a prophecy that Jeroboam II would die by the sword, foreshadowing judgment on the king.

Amos 7:10 records the priest's accusation to Jeroboam II, placing this prophecy during the reign mentioned in 2 Kings 14:23.

1 Chronicles 5:17 mentions Jeroboam II in a genealogical context, confirming his historical reign during the Transjordan tribes' enrollment.