Isaiah 5:26 uses the identical 'lift a banner' imagery for summoning distant nations, reinforcing the same prophetic action.

In Isaiah 11:12, the same 'raise a signal' phrase gathers Israel, while here it summons nations against Babylon. Same image, different purpose.

Isaiah 21:2 also calls to attack Babylon ('Go up, O Elam'), directly paralleling the summons in Isaiah 13:2 against the same city.

Isaiah 18:3 also depicts a signal raised on mountains for universal attention, but that oracle concerns Cush, not Babylon.

Jeremiah 50:2 uses the same banner-raising language to announce Babylon's fall, directly echoing Isaiah's call to action.

Jeremiah 51:27 commands to 'set up a standard' and prepare nations for war against Babylon, mirroring the signal in Isaiah 13:2.

Jeremiah 50:9 describes God stirring nations against Babylon, directly continuing the judgment theme and summons from Isaiah 13:2.

Jeremiah 50:41 also describes a people from the north stirred against Babylon, reinforcing the same gathering for judgment.

Jeremiah 51:12 commands setting up a banner on Babylon's walls, directly echoing the banner-raising imagery for battle.

Zechariah 2:9 describes God shaking His hand over nations, a signal of judgment akin to raising a banner.

Jeremiah 49:28 commands 'Rise up, go up against Kedar'—another summons for battle, sharing the same pattern as Isaiah 13:2.