Ezekiel 29:12 specifies the scattering of Egypt among the nations, adding detail to the judgment threatened here.

Ezekiel 30:23 reiterates the scattering of Egyptians among the nations, reinforcing the same judgment within the oracles against Egypt.

In Ezekiel 30:26, the same scattering of Egyptians is tied to them knowing the LORD — reinforcing the judgment's purpose.

In Ezekiel 30:9, messengers terrify Cush on Egypt's doom day — the same 'troubling hearts of many peoples' applied specifically to Cush.

In Jeremiah 46:12, nations hear Egypt's shameful defeat — echoing the widespread reaction to Egypt's fall here.

In Jeremiah 25:15-25, Egypt is among the nations forced to drink God's wrath — parallel to the widespread dismay here.

In Jeremiah 46:25, God judges Egypt's gods and Pharaoh — directly parallel to the destruction causing dismay in many peoples.

In Revelation 18:9, kings mourn Babylon's fall — mirroring the dismay of nations over Egypt's destruction here.