2 Kings 17:6 records the deportation of the northern kingdom, the very event that demonstrates Assyria's power over Israel's God.

2 Kings 18:33 is the original boast by the Assyrian commander that no god has delivered any nation, which Hezekiah now repeats in his prayer.

2 Kings 18:34 lists other defeated cities like Hamath and Arpad, expanding the list of conquered nations the Assyrian king claims as proof.

Isaiah 37:12 is the parallel account, repeating the same list of conquered nations to show Assyria's boast.

2 Chronicles 32:17 summarizes the same letter, reinforcing the Assyrian claim that no god has delivered from their hand.

Isaiah 10:10 captures the same Assyrian boast about conquering idol-worshipping nations, linking to the list.

Isaiah 36:18 is the direct parallel, repeating the same rhetorical question about other gods failing.

1 Chronicles 5:26 recounts another deportation by Assyria of the Transjordan tribes, reinforcing Assyria's record of conquest.

In 1 Kings 20:23, the Syrians assume Israel's God is only a god of hills, reflecting the same pagan territorial view of gods.