In Daniel 3:19, the king's fury intensifies and he orders the furnace heated seven times — escalating from the initial rage in Daniel 3:13.

In Daniel 2:12, the king's furious rage leads to a command to destroy wise men — a pattern of volatile temper repeated in Daniel 3:13.

In Daniel 6:14, King Darius is distressed and tries to save Daniel — a contrasting royal response to a faithful man's crisis.

Matthew 10:18 promises that disciples will be brought before kings for Christ — just as these three are brought before Nebuchadnezzar here.

Mark 13:9 warns believers they will stand before kings and governors — a pattern seen here when Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego are brought before Nebuchadnezzar.

Luke 21:12 describes believers being brought before kings for Christ's name — mirroring the three men brought before Nebuchadnezzar here.

Acts 5:25-27 shows the apostles brought before the council for preaching — similar to the three men brought before Nebuchadnezzar here for refusing to worship.

Proverbs 16:14 warns that a king's wrath is like messengers of death — exactly the mortal danger the three men face here.