Ezekiel 27:6
Of the oaks of Bashan have they made thine oars; the company of the Ashurites have made thy benches of ivory, brought out of the isles of Chittim.
Cross-reference
Isaiah 23:1 also mentions Cyprus (Kittim) in the Tyre oracle, directly connecting to the maritime trade described here.
In Numbers 24:24, ships from Kittim bring judgment — here Kittim provides wood for Tyre's ships.
In Isaiah 2:13, oaks of Bashan are judged for pride — the same trees used for Tyre's oars here.
Isaiah 23:12 mentions Cyprus as a destination for Sidon's daughter, sharing the geographic reference.
In Zechariah 11:2, oaks of Bashan and cypress are lamented — the very trees that built Tyre's ship.
In Genesis 10:4, Kittim (Cyprus) is a son of Javan — the region that supplied cypress for Tyre's deck here.
In Numbers 21:33, Bashan is the region of King Og — the same area that supplied oaks for Tyre's oars.
1 Chronicles 1:7 lists Kittim (Cyprus) among Javan's descendants, the same source of deck wood in Ezekiel.
In Jeremiah 2:10, Cyprus (Kittim) is a distant witness — here it's the source of Tyre's decking wood.
Daniel 11:30 mentions ships of Kittim (Cyprus), the same region supplying deck wood for Tyre's ships here.