In Ezekiel 23:3, the same metaphor begins with whoring in Egypt — this verse describes the origin that verse 27 says will end.

In Ezekiel 23:19, she increased whoring by remembering Egypt — this verse shows the problem that God ends in verse 27.

In Ezekiel 23:48, the purpose of the judgment is clarified: to end lewdness and warn all women, echoing the same goal of purging lewdness in v.27.

In Ezekiel 16:41, God similarly declares an end to Jerusalem's whoring through judgment, echoing the same promise of purification from harlotry.

In Ezekiel 22:15, God says He will 'consume your uncleanness' through exile — a parallel promise to end sin, though focused on purification rather than specifically whoring.

In Micah 5:10-14, God cuts off idols, horses, and sorcery — a parallel prophecy of purging false worship, matching the end of Egypt-idolatry here.

In Zechariah 13:2, God cuts off idol names and unclean spirits — a parallel eschatological cleansing that parallels ending Egypt's whoring.