In Daniel 7:26, the court sits to destroy the little horn, directly continuing the judgment scene from verse 10 where the books were opened.

In Daniel 7:16, Daniel asks one of the attendants for the interpretation of the vision, revealing the meaning behind the court scene with the fiery stream and multitude.

1 Kings 22:19 depicts the LORD on his throne with all the host of heaven standing around — a parallel vision of the heavenly court.

Deuteronomy 33:2 also describes God coming with 'ten thousands of holy ones' — the same imagery of countless divine attendants.

Psalm 50:3 depicts God coming with devouring fire and tempest, reinforcing the fiery judgment imagery from Daniel's courtroom vision.

Revelation 20:11-15 depicts the same final judgment scene with books opened, directly echoing Daniel's vision.

Psalm 97:3 says 'fire goes before him and burns up adversaries,' directly matching the stream of fire from Daniel's throne of judgment.

Revelation 5:11 sees 'myriads of myriads and thousands of thousands' of angels — clearly alluding to Daniel 7:10.

Jude 1:14 declares 'the Lord comes with ten thousands of his holy ones' — the same phrase as Daniel's countless attendants.

Isaiah 30:27 shows the Lord coming with burning anger and devouring fire, like the fiery stream in Daniel's vision of divine judgment.

Isaiah 66:15 describes the Lord coming in fire and whirlwind to render fury, echoing the fiery judgment scene from Daniel's throne.

Isaiah 66:16 declares the Lord enters judgment by fire, directly linking to Daniel's vision of fire proceeding from the Ancient of Days.

Matthew 25:31 shows the Son of Man coming with all his angels to sit on his throne — directly echoing Daniel's judgment scene.

Revelation 20:12 directly parallels Daniel 7:10: the throne, books opened, and the dead judged—a clear echo of the same scene.

In Luke 9:26, the Son of Man comes in glory with holy angels, echoing the angelic attendance and judgment scene in Daniel's vision.

In Mark 8:38, the Son of Man comes with holy angels in glory, directly reflecting the myriads attending the Ancient of Days in Daniel's vision.

In Matthew 16:27, the Son of Man comes with angels to reward each person, mirroring the myriads and open books of Daniel's judgment scene.

Ezekiel 1:26 describes a throne with a human-like figure—parallel to Daniel's vision of the Ancient of Days seated on a fiery throne.

Psalm 103:21 calls angels 'ministers who do his will'—directly parallel to the countless ministers serving God in Daniel's throne room.

In Matthew 26:53, Jesus says he could call twelve legions of angels, a specific parallel to the ten thousand times ten thousand attending God in Daniel.

Revelation 11:18 announces the time for judging the dead, aligning with the heavenly court and open books in Daniel 7:10.

Psalm 68:17 speaks of 'tens of thousands and thousands of thousands' of chariots — a similar multitude of heavenly beings.

In Zechariah 6:5, four spirits go out from standing before the Lord, echoing the myriads standing before Him in Daniel's vision of the heavenly court.

Nahum 1:5 shows mountains quaking and hills melting before the Lord, similar to the theophanic judgment scene in Daniel's vision.

2 Thessalonians 1:8 describes judgment with flaming fire, linking to the river of fire flowing from God’s throne in Daniel 7:10.

Hebrews 1:14 calls angels ministering spirits for the saved, paralleling Daniel 7:10’s countless angels attending God’s throne.

Hebrews 12:22 describes 'countless angels in festal gathering' — a similar myriad attending God in heaven.

Isaiah 6:2 shows seraphim attending God's throne—similar to the angelic ministers surrounding the Ancient of Days in Daniel.

Job 25:3 asks 'Is there any number to his armies?' affirming countless angelic hosts, matching the myriads ministering in Daniel.