Daniel 3:18 reveals the men's resolve not to worship idols, setting the stage for God's deliverance shown in verse 25.

Daniel 3:28 is Nebuchadnezzar's response, directly referencing the deliverance and the angel seen in verse 25, confirming the miraculous event.

Daniel 6:23 records Daniel's deliverance from lions — a parallel miracle of divine protection like the three in the furnace.

Psalm 34:7 promises the angel of the Lord delivers the faithful, directly illustrated by the angelic figure in Daniel 3:25 preserving the three men.

Isaiah 43:2 promises God will be with His people through fire — a direct echo of the three men walking unharmed in the furnace.

2 Kings 1:10 shows fire consuming as judgment — opposite to the furnace fire that preserves the three men.

Job 1:6 uses 'sons of God' for angelic beings, paralleling the 'son of the gods' figure in Daniel 3:25—likely also an angel.

Job 38:7 mentions 'sons of God' at creation, the same term used for the fourth figure in the furnace—both refer to angelic beings.