Proverbs 7:11-13 describes the adulterous woman with a brazen face, directly mirroring the brazen prostitute imagery of Ezekiel 16:30.

Jeremiah 2:12 calls heavens to be appalled at Israel's sin, mirroring God's astonishment in Ezekiel at their shameless idolatry.

Jeremiah 2:13 describes forsaking the spring of living water for broken cisterns, echoing the spiritual adultery in Ezekiel — leaving God for idols.

Jeremiah 3:3 uses the same 'prostitute's forehead' imagery—shameless persistence in sin despite God's judgment.

Jeremiah 4:22 calls Israel fools who know not God, directly parallel to Ezekiel's description of a senseless, brazen prostitute.

Revelation 17:1-6 portrays apostate Babylon as a harlot, echoing Ezekiel's metaphor of spiritual adultery.

Proverbs 9:13 personifies Folly as an unruly woman, echoing the brazen prostitute in Ezekiel — both depict sin as a wanton, shameless female.