In Ezekiel 13:11, the same 'overflowing rain' and 'great hailstones' appear as judgment on false prophets, echoing God's storm judgment.

In Ezekiel 14:19, pestilence and blood are sent as judgment, directly matching two of the same elements listed in this verse.

In Ezekiel 28:23, the same judgment of pestilence and blood against Sidon echoes the divine judgment on Gog here.

In Genesis 19:24, God rains fire and brimstone on Sodom—the same elements used here against Gog, linking the judgments.

In Exodus 9:22-25, the plague of hail with fire mingled in it foreshadows this divine judgment with hail and fire.

In Joshua 10:11, God casts great hailstones on Israel's enemies—a direct parallel to the hailstorm here.

In Psalm 11:6, God rains fire and brimstone on the wicked—identical imagery to this judgment on Gog.

In Psalm 18:12-14, hailstones and coals of fire accompany God's theophany, similar to the hailstones and fire here.

In Isaiah 28:17, hail and overflowing waters sweep away lies, matching the overflowing rain and hailstones of this judgment.

In Isaiah 30:30-33, hailstones and a stream of brimstone appear together, directly paralleling the judgment here.

Zechariah 14:12-15 describes a plague from the Lord and people attacking each other — directly parallel to the plagues and brother-against-brother sword here.

In Revelation 16:21, huge hailstones fall as divine judgment, directly echoing the hailstorm described here in Ezekiel's end-times battle.

In Exodus 9:23, God rains hail and fire on Egypt as a plague, foreshadowing the same judgment elements used against Gog's armies.

In Revelation 8:7, hail and fire mixed with blood recall the same catastrophic judgments described in 38:22.

In Revelation 20:9, fire from heaven consumes Gog and Magog, directly fulfilling the judgment by fire in 38:22.

In Joel 3:2, God gathers nations for judgment in the Valley of Jehoshaphat, similar to the judgment of Gog's hordes here.