Ezekiel 3:6 explains that foreign speakers would listen — deepening the rebuke against Israel's stubbornness right after the commission.

Jonah 1:2 sends Jonah to foreign Nineveh — opposite of Ezekiel's mission to Israel. Both are prophetic commissions but to contrasting audiences.

Jonah 3:2-4 preaches judgment to Nineveh, a foreign city with different speech — directly opposite to Ezekiel's mission to his own people.

Acts 26:17 shows Paul sent to Gentiles — contrasting Ezekiel sent only to Israel. Both are divine commissions but to different peoples.

Isaiah 33:19 describes a people with obscure speech — similar language to Ezekiel 3:5's 'unfamiliar speech'. Both refer to foreign nations with unintelligible tongues.

Isaiah 58:1 commands to cry out to Israel's sins — same audience as Ezekiel's mission. Both are prophets sent to their own people.