Isaiah 13:3
I have commanded my sanctified ones, I have also called my mighty ones for mine anger, even them that rejoice in my highness.
Cross-reference
Isaiah 13:17 identifies the 'consecrated ones' as the Medes — a direct specification of whom God is stirring up, continuing the same prophecy.
Isaiah 45:4 says God called Cyrus by name, directly echoing the calling of mighty ones in Isaiah 13:3.
Isaiah 45:1 calls Cyrus God's anointed — another foreign agent used for judgment, similar to the 'consecrated ones' summoned here.
Isaiah 44:28 calls Cyrus God's shepherd, paralleling the calling of sanctified ones for judgment—both chosen agents.
Isaiah 23:11 has God commanding the destruction of Tyre, similar to commanding sanctified ones against Babylon.
In Psalm 149:5-9, God's people execute judgment on nations, echoing the holy warriors summoned for wrath in Isaiah.
In Jeremiah 50:21-46, the same divine judgment against Babylon is proclaimed, with God summoning nations to execute His wrath.
In Jeremiah 51:20-24, God calls Babylon His war club but then pronounces judgment, echoing the summoning of warriors for wrath.
Revelation 18:20-24 portrays the fall of end-times Babylon — a typological fulfillment of the judgment on Babylon here, with heaven rejoicing over God's just sentence.
Revelation 19:1-7 sings hallelujah for God's judgment on Babylon — a parallel scene of triumph that echoes the divine summons of agents for judgment here.
Psalm 137:8 pronounces blessing on Babylon's destroyer — directly linking to the judgment on Babylon that God's consecrated ones here are summoned to execute.
In Jeremiah 25:9, God calls Nebuchadnezzar His servant against Judah — same pattern of summoning agents for judgment.
In Jeremiah 51:1, God raises a destroying wind against Babylon — a direct parallel to mustering His sanctified ones for the same purpose.
2 Chronicles 36:22 introduces Cyrus as God's instrument — a parallel to God calling the Medes as his consecrated ones here to execute judgment.
In Joel 3:11, a similar summons to warriors for God's judgment on the nations mirrors the gathering of holy ones in Isaiah.
In Revelation 17:12-18, God puts it in the hearts of ten kings to carry out His purpose against Babylon, mirroring the summoned warriors.