Daniel 8:23 interprets the little horn as a fierce king in the latter time, directly explaining the vision in verse 9.

Daniel 8:24 continues describing the little horn's destructive power, expanding on the vision in verse 9.

Daniel 7:8 also features a little horn with eyes and a mouth — parallel figure to the little horn from the goat's horn in Daniel 8:9.

Daniel 7:20-26 describes the little horn's blasphemy and persecution of saints — matching the little horn's actions in Daniel 8:9-14.

Daniel 11:21 introduces a vile king who seizes the kingdom by intrigue — this is the little horn from Daniel 8:9, identified as Antiochus Epiphanes.

Daniel 11:25-45 details Antiochus Epiphanes' military campaigns and temple desecration — the fulfillment of the little horn's actions in Daniel 8:9-14.

Daniel 11:41 details the same king invading the Glorious Land, with some escaping—expanding the little horn's campaign.

Daniel 11:45 records the king's final camp and end, fulfilling the little horn's rise and fall described in the vision.

Daniel 7:24 also describes a little horn arising among ten — giving more context for the persecuting king.

2 Thessalonians 2:4 depicts the Antichrist exalting himself in God's temple, typologically fulfilling the little horn's pride against the sanctuary in Daniel 8.