Ezekiel 24:13 repeats the 'not cleansed' motif, emphasizing God's fury will come because purification was rejected.

Jeremiah 2:30 shows God's strikes brought no correction — mirroring the land's unresponsiveness and uncleanness here.

Jeremiah 5:3 echoes this: they refused correction despite being struck — same stubbornness causing the land's uncleanness.

Zephaniah 3:2 lists failures to receive correction — directly the cause of the land's uncleanness here.

Numbers 35:33 states blood defiles the land requiring cleansing — the foundational principle for this uncleansed land.

2 Chronicles 34:5 describes Josiah's cleansing of Judah — a stark contrast to this land that remains uncleansed.

Isaiah 24:5 describes the earth defiled by transgression — the same concept of land pollution as here.

Jeremiah 51:5 says the land was filled with sin — directly parallel to the uncleansed condition here.

Lamentations 1:5 describes the fulfillment: enemies rule because of transgressions, children captive — the day of indignation realized.

2 Chronicles 36:14-16 recounts Israel's persistent unfaithfulness and rejection of prophets — parallel to the 'not cleansed' land in Ezekiel.

Isaiah 1:5 also questions continued rebellion despite beating — parallel to the 'not cleansed' land that remains under indignation.

Isaiah 9:13 says the people did not return to God after being struck — mirrors the 'not cleansed' land that fails to respond to judgment.