Isaiah 14:25 directly continues the same prophecy: God breaking Assyria in the land—this verse shows the fear and fire that precede that defeat.

Isaiah 17:13 depicts nations fleeing like chaff when God rebukes—the same flight of terrified princes seen here, fleeing the ensign.

Isaiah 37:7 describes God sending a blast to make Sennacherib flee—the direct fulfillment of the panic and fear among Assyrian princes described here.

In Isaiah 37:37, this prophecy of Assyria's downfall is fulfilled: Sennacherib returns to Nineveh after God's fire in Zion destroys his army.

In Isaiah 29:6, God visits Jerusalem with devouring fire, similar to the furnace in Zion mentioned here.

Malachi 4:1 uses the same furnace/fire imagery for final judgment—here the furnace in Jerusalem judges Assyria, there it consumes the wicked at the end.

Obadiah 1:18 describes Jacob as a fire devouring Edom, mirroring the judgment fire in Zion from this verse.

Zechariah 2:5 depicts God as a wall of fire around Jerusalem—a protective parallel to the fire in Zion here, where God's presence is both judgment and defense.

In 2 Chronicles 14:14, the fear of the LORD causes panic among enemies—mirroring the fear that seizes Assyria's princes here.