2 Kings 20:17 prophesies the Babylonian carrying away of temple treasures, fulfilled in 2 Kings 25:13.

2 Kings 16:17 records King Ahaz removing panels and the sea from its oxen — a prior dismantling of the same bronze items that Babylon finishes here.

1 Kings 7:23-45 gives the full description of the bronze sea, pillars, and stands — all the items that are later broken up and taken here.

Jeremiah 52:17-20 gives a parallel account of the bronze pillars being broken and carried away, matching 2 Kings 25:13.

Jeremiah 27:19-22 prophesies that the remaining temple vessels will be carried to Babylon, fulfilled in 2 Kings 25:13.

2 Chronicles 36:18 provides a parallel record of the temple vessels being carried to Babylon, confirming the details.

2 Chronicles 4:14-16 describes the stands and their layers — identical items to those destroyed here.

2 Chronicles 4:13 specifies the pomegranates on the pillar capitals — details of the same artifacts broken up here.

2 Chronicles 4:12 describes the two pillars and their capitals — part of the bronze work that was destroyed here.

2 Chronicles 4:2-6 describes the bronze sea and the twelve oxen — the same sea that is broken up here.

1 Kings 7:27 describes the ten bronze stands Solomon made — these are the stands the Babylonians dismantle here.

1 Kings 7:15 records the making of the two bronze pillars, Jachin and Boaz — the same pillars broken up and carried away here.

In Ezra 1:7, these same vessels are later returned by Cyrus — restoring what Nebuchadnezzar had carried away.

In Isaiah 39:6, Isaiah prophesied that all temple treasures would be carried to Babylon — this verse records the fulfillment.

In Jeremiah 20:5, Jeremiah prophesied that all temple wealth would be carried to Babylon — fulfilled here.

In Ezekiel 7:21, Ezekiel prophesied temple treasures would be given to foreigners as plunder — fulfilled in this verse.

Lamentations 1:10 poetically laments the enemy seizing the precious temple items, reflecting the event in 2 Kings 25:13.