Exodus 12:12 records God's identical promise to 'pass through' Egypt in judgment—the same phrase used here for Israel's coming judgment.

Exodus 12:23 repeats the 'pass through' phrase, describing the Lord striking the Egyptians—directly echoing the judgment imagery in Amos.

Isaiah 16:10 describes joy ceasing in vineyards, mirroring the wailing in vineyards in Amos 5:17.

Isaiah 32:10-12 calls for mourning over failed vines, strongly parallel to Amos 5:17's vineyard wailing.

Jeremiah 48:33 says joy is gone from vineyards, directly paralleling the wailing in vineyards in Amos 5:17.

Hosea 9:2 says wine vats will fail, leading to the vineyard wailing Amos 5:17 announces.

Nahum 1:12 uses 'he shall pass through' for God's judgment on Assyria—the same divine action of judgment as in Amos.

Exodus 11:6 foretells a 'great cry' in Egypt—the same kind of wailing that Amos says will fill the vineyards during judgment.

Exodus 12:30 describes the 'great cry' after the firstborn are struck—the wailing Amos echoes for Israel's impending judgment.