In Ezekiel 39:21, God sets His glory among the nations after judgment, directly expanding on the glorification that begins with the burial and renown in verse 13.

In Ezekiel 39:22, Israel's knowledge of God follows the glorification and renown of verse 13, forming a sequential cause-and-effect within the same passage.

In Ezekiel 38:23, God shows His greatness and holiness to the nations—the same display of divine glory that leads to the renown and glorification in Ezekiel 39:13.

In Ezekiel 28:22, God manifests His glory in judgment against Sidon—the same pattern of divine glorification seen through the burial of Gog's army in Ezekiel 39:13.

In Exodus 14:4, God gets glory over Pharaoh and his host—the same pattern of divine glorification through defeating enemies as seen in the Gog burial of Ezekiel 39:13.