Isaiah 10:33 uses the same tree-felling imagery: the Lord lops high boughs and brings the lofty low—a direct parallel.

Isaiah 10:34 continues with Lebanon's forest falling, specifically targeting the cedars of Lebanon mentioned here.

Isaiah 14:8 has cedars of Lebanon rejoicing over a tyrant's fall—the same proud trees symbolizing humbled nations.

Isaiah 37:24 shows the Assyrian king boasting of cutting Lebanon's cedars—the same symbol of pride God judges.

Ezekiel 31:3 compares Assyria to a towering cedar in Lebanon, directly identifying the proud nation symbolized here.

Zechariah 11:1 directly calls for fire to devour Lebanon's cedars — the same proud trees judged in Isaiah 2:13.

Zechariah 11:2 laments the fall of cedars and oaks of Bashan — the exact pair of trees Isaiah 2:13 targets.

Psalm 29:5 portrays the LORD breaking the cedars of Lebanon — the same action of humbling proud trees as in Isaiah 2:13.

Ezekiel 17:24 says God brings low the high tree — the same metaphor of humbling proud trees as the cedars and oaks in Isaiah 2:13.