Isaiah 10:28-32 details the Assyrian army's advance toward Jerusalem, matching the chariots and horsemen taking positions at the gates.

In Isaiah 8:8, the same Assyrian invasion imagery of overflowing waters sweeps into Judah, reinforcing the threat described here.

Isaiah 37:34 promises the invader will not enter Jerusalem, contrasting the imminent threat seen here with God's deliverance.

Jeremiah 1:15 prophesies enemy kings setting thrones at Jerusalem's gates, echoing the positioning of horsemen at the gates here.

Jeremiah 39:1-3 records the later Babylonian siege and capture of Jerusalem, a parallel invasion scenario to the one envisioned here.