Isaiah 13:15-19 describes the destruction of Babylon itself, providing the broader context for the king's fate foretold here.

Job 18:19 states the wicked has no offspring or descendants — identical to the curse on the king's lineage here.

Psalm 109:13 curses that the wicked's posterity be cut off and name blotted out — matching the judgment here.

Nahum 1:14 also pronounces that a proud nation's name will not be perpetuated — the same fate of having no descendants.

In Job 18:16, the wicked's roots and branches dry up — a parallel image of the complete extinction of offspring.

Psalm 21:10 declares God destroys the offspring of enemies — the same fate as the Babylonian king's descendants.

Psalm 37:28 says the children of the wicked shall be cut off — a general principle applied specifically here.