In Ezekiel 30:18, the breaking of Egypt's yoke and end of its proud might directly fulfills the humbling described here.

Ezekiel 30:13 adds specific judgments (idols, princes) that accomplish the lowly status promised in 29:15.

Ezekiel 17:14 uses the same 'brought low, not lift itself up' language for Judah—mirroring Egypt's promised humiliation.

Ezekiel 31:2 opens a taunt about Egypt's former greatness—contrasting with the lowly state decreed in 29:15.

Ezekiel 32:2 laments Egypt's former power as a lion and monster—contrasting with the lowly kingdom promised in 29:15.

In Obadiah 1:2, God's promise to make Edom small among nations uses nearly identical language to Egypt's demotion here.

In Daniel 11:42, Egypt's inability to escape conquest echoes its reduced status as the lowliest kingdom foretold here.

In Daniel 11:43, the plundering of Egypt's treasures by a foreign ruler aligns with its humbled condition described here.