Hosea 13:2 describes the idolatry that leads to the fleeting judgment imagery of 13:3; it provides the cause.

Psalm 1:4 uses the same 'chaff blown away' image for the wicked, echoing the fate of those who reject God.

Isaiah 17:13 compares enemies to chaff driven by wind, directly paralleling the chaff imagery in Hosea.

Daniel 2:35 uses chaff blown away to depict the kingdom's obliteration, echoing the same imagery of complete disappearance.

Psalm 35:5 uses the exact 'chaff before the wind' simile — a direct parallel to Hosea's chaff driven from the threshing floor.

Isaiah 40:24 depicts the tempest carrying them off like stubble — a strong parallel to Hosea's chaff driven by wind.

Isaiah 57:13 says the wind will carry off idols — echoing Hosea's image of things blown away like chaff and smoke.

Jeremiah 13:24 uses the exact 'scatter like chaff driven by wind' simile — a direct parallel to Hosea's threshing floor chaff.

Zephaniah 2:2 uses the same chaff metaphor to describe the fleeting day of God's anger, echoing the transience of judgment in Hosea 13:3.

Isaiah 41:15 depicts Israel as the thresher reducing enemies to chaff, contrasting with Hosea where Israel itself becomes chaff.

Isaiah 41:16 describes enemies as chaff blown away by Israel, opposite to Hosea where Israel is the chaff.

Matthew 3:12 uses the chaff image for final judgment by fire, expanding Hosea's metaphor of the wicked being driven away as chaff.

Job 30:15 uses the same image of prosperity vanishing like a cloud — echoing Hosea's transient dew and mist imagery.

Psalm 83:13-14 uses chaff and fire imagery for God's enemies, similar to the fleeting fate described in Hosea.