In Isaiah 51:4, the same call to 'give ear' continues, promising law and justice going out — a parallel exhortation in the same chapter.

In Isaiah 51:7, the same audience 'who know righteousness' is addressed again, with a call not to fear reproach — a parallel structural unit.

Isaiah 45:19 assures that seeking the Lord is not in vain, supporting the promise behind Isaiah 51:1's call to pursue righteousness.

In Isaiah 46:3, God similarly calls 'Listen to me' and reminds Israel he carried them from birth — a parallel theme of origin and divine care.

In Isaiah 46:4, God continues promising to carry Israel even to old age — complementing the call to look back to the rock with assurance of enduring care.

In Isaiah 55:2, a similar invitation to listen and seek what truly satisfies echoes the call to pursue righteousness — thematic parallel on seeking God.

In Isaiah 55:3, the call to listen is linked to life and an everlasting covenant — a parallel promise to those who heed God's word.

In Isaiah 48:12, the same 'Listen to me' address appears, with God declaring himself the first and last — a parallel call to attention with a different focus.

2 Timothy 2:22 also commands 'pursue righteousness,' reinforcing Isaiah's call amidst a list of virtues.

Genesis 17:15-17 records God's promise to Abraham and Sarah—the very rock and quarry Isaiah 51:1 tells Israel to look back to.

1 Timothy 6:11 directly commands 'pursue righteousness,' using the same concept Isaiah urges—a clear NT echo.

Romans 9:30-32 contrasts two ways of pursuing righteousness—by faith versus by works—illuminating the correct path Isaiah calls for.

Matthew 6:33 commands seeking God's righteousness first, paralleling Isaiah's exhortation to prioritize the pursuit of righteousness.

Matthew 5:6 blesses those who hunger for righteousness, directly echoing Isaiah's call to pursue the same spiritual goal.

Zephaniah 2:3 explicitly says 'seek righteousness, seek humility,' directly matching Isaiah 51:1's 'pursue righteousness, seek the LORD.'

In Proverbs 21:21, pursuing righteousness brings life, righteousness, and honor — a direct verbal parallel to the call for those who pursue righteousness.

In Proverbs 15:9, the identical phrase 'pursues righteousness' appears, stating God loves such a person — a strong verbal parallel to the audience addressed.

Deuteronomy 26:5 recalls the wandering Aramean (Abraham) as Israel's origin, directly matching Isaiah 51:1's 'rock' metaphor pointing to Abraham.

Ezekiel 16:3 traces Jerusalem's origin to Canaanites, contrasting with Isaiah 51:1's call to look to the godly origin in Abraham.