Isaiah 34:2-17 expands on divine judgment against nations, providing a detailed parallel to the punishment of kings in 24:21.

Isaiah 2:11 expands on the 'day' of humbling the proud and lofty, echoing the punishment of heavenly and earthly powers here.

Isaiah 13:10 describes cosmic darkness (stars, sun, moon), paralleling the judgment on 'powers in the heavens' here.

Isaiah 40:23 similarly shows God reducing rulers to nothing, reinforcing the theme of divine judgment on earthly kings.

Isaiah 10:25-27 describes God's judgment on Assyria, a specific earthly power, echoing the broader punishment of kings in 24:21.

Isaiah 14:2 shows Israel gaining dominion over nations after judgment, a direct sequel to the punishment of kings in 24:21.

Isaiah 25:10-12 depicts judgment on Moab, a specific kingdom, illustrating the broader punishment of earthly rulers in 24:21.

Isaiah 14:1 promises compassion and restoration for Israel after judgment, complementing the punitive theme in 24:21.

Psalm 149:6-9 describes executing vengeance on kings, echoing the punishment of earthly rulers in 24:21.

In Revelation 19:18-21, kings and armies are slain, a direct fulfillment of Isaiah's punishment on earthly kings.

In Revelation 6:14-17, kings and the mighty hide from divine wrath, fulfilling Isaiah's prophecy of punished powers.

In Haggai 2:22, overthrowing kingdoms echoes Isaiah's judgment on earthly kings, continuing the same cosmic theme.

In Haggai 2:21, God shaking heavens and earth directly mirrors Isaiah's punishment of heavenly powers and earthly kings.

Psalm 76:12 similarly describes God cutting off the spirit of princes, directly paralleling the judgment on kings in 24:21.

Zephaniah 1:8 specifies punishment on officials and king's sons on the day of the LORD, reinforcing judgment on earthly rulers.

Ezekiel 30:3 proclaims the near day of the LORD for nations, paralleling the end-time judgment scene here.

In Revelation 6:15, the same groups — kings, captains, rich, mighty — hide in caves from divine wrath on judgment day.

In Zechariah 14:12-19, nations are plagued for opposing Jerusalem, similar to Isaiah's judgment on earthly powers.

In Joel 3:19, divine judgment on Egypt and Edom parallels Isaiah's broader punishment of kings and heavenly powers.

In Zechariah 10:3, the Lord also punishes 'the leaders' who mislead His flock — the same divine judgment on earthly powers.

In Revelation 17:14, the Lamb overcomes earthly kings, fulfilling Isaiah's prophecy of judgment on rulers.

In Revelation 18:9, kings mourn Babylon's fall, reflecting the judgment on earthly rulers in Isaiah.

Jeremiah 25:35 describes shepherds/leaders without escape, echoing the judgment on 'kings on the earth' here.