In Ezekiel 14:14, the same formula states that even Noah, Daniel, and Job cannot save others — here repeated with 'land would be desolate'.

In Ezekiel 14:18, the same point is made about a sword judgment: even three righteous cannot save sons or daughters.

Ezekiel 14:20 repeats the same statement about Noah, Daniel, and Job delivering only themselves, reinforcing the theme of limited intercession.

Genesis 18:23-33 shows Abraham successfully interceding for Sodom's righteous, contrasting with Ezekiel where even three righteous cannot save the wicked.

Genesis 19:29 records God saving Lot because He remembered Abraham's intercession, contrasting with Ezekiel's claim that righteous cannot deliver others.

Hebrews 11:7 says Noah's faith saved his household, contrasting with Ezekiel where Noah would not deliver his sons or daughters.