In Amos 5:27, the same title 'the Lord, the God of hosts' closes a judgment oracle, reinforcing God’s authority as witness.

In Amos 4:13, the doxology ends with 'the LORD, the God of hosts' — same exact title as in Amos 3:13.

In Amos 5:16, judgment begins with 'Thus says the LORD, the God of hosts' — same divine title and prophetic formula.

Deuteronomy 30:19 explicitly calls heaven and earth as witnesses, directly paralleling the testimony Amos is to deliver against Jacob.

In Isaiah 1:24, 'the Lord GOD of hosts' declares vengeance — same divine title and judgment context as Amos 3:13.

2 Kings 17:13 recounts God warning Israel through prophets, mirroring the prophetic testimony Amos brings.

2 Chronicles 24:19 mentions God sending prophets to warn, but the people would not listen, similar to the context of Amos's testimony.