Isaiah 17:12-14 describes peoples roaring like seas then fleeing at God's rebuke — the same imagery of nations scattering.

Isaiah 10:13 shows the Assyrian king boasting of scattering nations by his own strength — a stark contrast to God scattering them here.

Isaiah 10:32-34 depicts God cutting down the Assyrian army, a specific example of nations being scattered before God.

Isaiah 37:29-36 shows God's judgment on Assyria, turning them back — a fulfillment of nations scattering before God.

Isaiah 10:14 continues the Assyrian boast of gathering plunder, contrasting with God's authority to scatter nations here.

Psalm 46:6 says nations rage and melt at God's voice, paralleling the tumult and scattering in this verse.

Psalm 68:1 directly parallels 'God arises, enemies are scattered' — the same action of God scattering nations.