In Ezekiel 30:8, the same judgment fire leads to the recognition of the LORD — adding the purpose behind the destruction.

Ezekiel 30:19 concludes the judgment on Egypt with the same refrain: punishment leads to knowing the LORD.

Ezekiel 29:14 promises restoration of Egypt to Pathros—a future hope after the judgment on Pathros here.

Isaiah 19:11 calls Zoan's princes fools — another judgment on this city, now declared to be burned by Ezekiel.

Jeremiah 46:25 proclaims punishment on Thebes (No-amon) — the same city Ezekiel declares will be punished.

Nahum 3:8 cites Thebes as a fallen city — the same fate Ezekiel prophesies for it.

Psalm 78:12 recounts God's miracles in Zoan during the exodus — the same city Ezekiel says will be set on fire.

Psalm 78:43 also places God's wonders in the region of Zoan, reinforcing the link between past deliverance and coming judgment.

Isaiah 11:11 mentions Pathros as a place from which God will gather his remnant — the same region Ezekiel says will be laid waste.

Jeremiah 44:1 records Jews living in Pathros — the region Ezekiel says will be devastated.

Isaiah 30:4 notes that Egypt's princes are in Zoan — the city Ezekiel later says will be punished.