Daniel 7:22 also describes the saints possessing the kingdom after judgment — the same event as here.

Daniel 7:18 directly states the saints receive the kingdom forever — a near-identical promise to this verse.

Daniel 7:14 gives the Son of Man dominion — the same everlasting kingdom later given to the saints here.

Daniel 2:44 foretells an everlasting kingdom set up by God, directly parallel to the eternal dominion described here.

Daniel 6:26 records Darius’ decree that God's kingdom endures forever — the same eternal dominion as Daniel's vision.

Daniel 2:34 describes the stone that destroys kingdoms and becomes a mountain — the same divine kingdom that replaces earthly powers.

Isaiah 60:12 warns that nations refusing to serve God will perish, contrasting with Daniel 7:27 where all rulers willingly worship him.

Zechariah 14:9 declares the Lord as king over all the earth, directly paralleling the everlasting kingdom and universal worship described here.

Luke 1:33 announces Jesus' eternal kingdom, aligning perfectly with the everlasting dominion described here.

Revelation 11:15 announces the kingdom of the world has become Christ's, directly echoing Daniel's vision of an everlasting kingdom.

In John 12:34, the crowd cites Daniel's prophecy that the Messiah remains forever, using it to question Jesus about the Son of Man.

Revelation 20:4 depicts the saints reigning with Christ, fulfilling the promise of sovereignty given to the holy people in this verse.

Isaiah 9:7 proclaims the Messiah's endless reign, directly paralleling the everlasting kingdom given to the holy ones.

Psalm 145:13 declares God's kingdom everlasting, mirroring the eternal nature of the kingdom granted here.

Psalm 86:9 declares all nations will come and worship before the Lord, echoing the universal worship in Daniel 7:27.

Psalm 72:11 states all kings will bow down and serve him, a virtually identical prophecy to Daniel 7:27's universal rule.

Psalm 22:27 foretells all nations worshipping the Lord, mirroring Daniel 7:27's promise that all rulers will worship and obey God.

Hebrews 12:28 speaks of receiving an unshakable kingdom, directly echoing the everlasting kingdom of Daniel 7:27.

Luke 11:2 similarly records Jesus teaching to pray for God's kingdom to come, a direct link to Daniel's promise.

Acts 1:6 shows the disciples asking about restoring the kingdom to Israel, expecting the fulfillment of Daniel 7:27.

2 Peter 1:11 promises entrance into the eternal kingdom, a direct reflection of Daniel 7:27's everlasting kingdom.

In Matthew 6:10, the petition 'your kingdom come' directly echoes the hope of God's everlasting kingdom from Daniel 7:27.

Ephesians 1:21 exalts Christ above all rule and authority, reflecting the universal dominion promised in Daniel 7:27.

Revelation 2:26 echoes this promise, giving authority over nations to the overcomer — a NT application of Daniel's kingdom given to the saints.

In Revelation 5:10, the saints are made a kingdom and priests to reign on earth — directly fulfilling Daniel's vision of the saints receiving the everlasting kingdom.

Lamentations 5:19 affirms the LORD's eternal throne — the same everlasting kingship celebrated in Daniel.

Isaiah 24:23 depicts the LORD reigning in glory on Mount Zion — directly parallel to God's eternal reign in Daniel.

Revelation 22:5 depicts the saints reigning forever and ever — the eternal reign promised in Daniel's vision of an everlasting kingdom.

Exodus 15:18 declares 'The LORD reigns forever' — the same eternal kingship affirmed in Daniel's vision.

Revelation 17:14 shows the Lamb triumphing with his faithful followers, who are the holy people receiving the kingdom in Daniel 7:27.

Psalm 2:6-12 proclaims God's anointed king ruling the nations with an iron scepter, paralleling Daniel's vision of universal dominion for the holy people.

1 Corinthians 15:24 describes Christ handing the kingdom to the Father, paralleling the transfer of dominion in Daniel 7:27.

Micah 4:7 promises the Lord will rule over His people forever, echoing the everlasting kingdom of Daniel 7:27.

Micah 4:1 similarly describes the establishment of God's kingdom in the last days, with nations streaming to it.

Isaiah 49:23-26 prophesies kings bowing to Israel — prefiguring the saints' authority over all kingdoms here.

Isaiah 60:11-16 elaborates on nations bringing wealth and serving Zion, echoing the universal dominion granted to God's people here.

Revelation 19:16 titles Christ 'King of kings and Lord of lords,' which is the authority that all rulers worship and obey in Daniel 7:27.

Psalm 149:5-9 shows saints executing judgment on nations — a complementary role to receiving dominion over kingdoms here.

Obadiah 1:21 ends with 'the kingdom will be the Lord's,' a general parallel to Daniel's everlasting kingdom given to the holy people.