In Isaiah 21:2, Elam is called to action in a judgment scene, just as Elam appears here as part of the invading force.

Isaiah 15:1 describes the destruction of Kir of Moab, the same Kir that here uncovers its shield for battle.

Jeremiah 49:35-39 pronounces judgment on Elam, the same people seen here as attackers of Jerusalem.

Amos 9:7 says God brought the Syrians from Kir, the very region that here helps besiege Jerusalem.

Genesis 14:1 first introduces Elam as a kingdom under Chedorlaomer, the same Elam that later appears as an adversary here.

Jeremiah 25:25 includes Elam among the nations that must drink God's cup of wrath, linking to Elam's role as an aggressor here.

2 Kings 16:9 records the Syrians being exiled to Kir, the same region from which attackers come here.

Amos 1:5 prophesies Syrian captivity to Kir, the same Kir that here sends warriors against Jerusalem.

1 Chronicles 1:17 lists Elam as a son of Shem, providing the genealogical origin of the people mentioned here.