Isaiah 6:1 uses the same 'in the year King... died' formula to introduce a vision, showing a repeated prophetic dating convention.

Isaiah 13:1 uses the same 'burden of [place]' formula as here, introducing a different oracle (Babylon). Both are superscriptions.

Isaiah 15:1 also begins with 'The burden of Moab' — same structural formula for oracles against nations.

2 Kings 16:20 records the death of Ahaz, providing the historical context for the oracle in Isaiah 14:28.

2 Chronicles 28:27 also records Ahaz's death, confirming the historical backdrop for Isaiah's oracle.

Nahum 1:1 also begins with 'The burden of Nineveh' — identical formula for a prophetic oracle against a nation.