In Daniel 11:36, this same king exalts himself above God and speaks arrogantly — the blasphemous outcome after the desecration described here.

In Daniel 12:11, the same abomination of desolation and removal of the daily sacrifice are referenced — a direct later reference to the same event.

Daniel 9:27 also describes an end to sacrifices and the setting up of the abomination — clearly the same prophecy as Daniel 11:31.

In Daniel 8:11, the regular burnt offering is taken away and the sanctuary overthrown — nearly identical language to Daniel 11:31.

Daniel 8:12 also mentions the daily sacrifice being stopped and truth thrown down — a parallel description of the same desolating rebellion.

Daniel 8:13 explicitly asks about the daily sacrifice and the desolating rebellion — a direct parallel to the abomination in Daniel 11:31.

In Daniel 7:21, the horn waging war against the holy people parallels this armed force desecrating the temple. Both depict persecution of God's people.

In Daniel 7:25, the horn oppresses holy people, changes times/laws, and is given a time period — the same king who abolishes the daily sacrifice here.

Luke 21:20 interprets the abomination as Jerusalem surrounded by armies, linking Daniel's prophecy to the Roman siege.

Mark 13:14 directly quotes Daniel's 'abomination that causes desolation' as a future sign for Jesus' disciples.

Matthew 24:15 directly quotes Daniel's prophecy about the abomination, applying it to a future event — a clear citation.

Ezekiel 24:21 declares God will desecrate His own sanctuary — the same theme of temple desecration as in Daniel.

Numbers 28:3 defines the daily burnt offering that Daniel 11:31 says will be stopped.

Ezekiel 7:21 depicts foreigners defiling the temple treasures — a parallel to the enemy desecrating the sanctuary in Daniel.

In Lamentations 1:10, the enemy enters the sanctuary — mirroring the temple profanation described in Daniel 11:31.

Jeremiah 51:51 describes shame at foreigners entering the temple, parallel to the temple desecration in Daniel.

Psalm 74:3 laments enemy destruction in the sanctuary, echoing the desolation of Daniel 11:31.