In Isaiah 65:3, the specific sins provoking God are named—sacrificing in gardens—showing the evil deeds that led to the judgment in verse 12.

In Isaiah 65:15, the same judgment continues: God will kill those who rejected his call, directly extending the passage.

In Isaiah 3:25, falling by the sword as judgment echoes the destiny for the sword here.

In Isaiah 10:4, falling among the slain as judgment parallels the slaughter destined here.

Isaiah 50:2 uses the same complaint: 'When I called, why was there no one to answer?' reinforcing God's frustrated call.

Isaiah 66:4 repeats nearly verbatim the charge of not answering or listening and the resulting judgment.

In Jeremiah 7:13, the identical phrasing 'I called, you did not answer' appears, reinforcing that Israel's refusal to listen was a persistent sin.

In John 1:11, 'He came to His own, and His own did not receive Him'—the ultimate rejection of God's call in the person of Christ.

Matthew 22:7 shows a king destroying those who refused his invitation, a parable parallel to God's judgment on those who did not answer His call.

In Matthew 22:3, the king's invitation is refused—'they would not come'—mirroring God's call that went unanswered in Isaiah 65:12.

In Matthew 21:34-43, the parable of the tenants shows servants (prophets) being rejected, then the son—fulfilling the pattern of God's call being refused.

In Zechariah 7:11-13, the people's stubborn refusal to hear is described, ending with 'As I called, they would not hear'—a direct parallel to Isaiah 65:12.

Zephaniah 1:4-6 lists those who neither seek nor inquire of God, matching the refusal to answer, and brings judgment.

Jeremiah 34:17 ties not obeying God to falling by the sword, directly echoing the same cause and effect as Isaiah 65:12.

In Leviticus 26:25, God brings the sword to avenge covenant breaking — directly parallels the sword judgment here for not answering.

In Proverbs 1:29, this same rejection of choosing the fear of the Lord parallels those who 'did not listen' and chose evil in Isaiah 65:12.

Proverbs 1:24 says 'Because I called and you refused to listen,' directly paralleling the cause of judgment in Isaiah 65:12.

2 Chronicles 36:16 records the mocking and despising of God's messengers, the very rejection that leads to wrath without remedy.

In Jeremiah 35:17, identical language: God called, they did not answer; disaster comes. Direct parallel to Isaiah 65:12.

In Jeremiah 7:27, the same refusal to listen and answer is described, mirroring the indictment in Isaiah 65:12.

In Jeremiah 16:17, God's eyes see all their ways—underscoring that the evil deeds in Isaiah 65:12 were fully known and would be judged.

In Joshua 24:20, forsaking the Lord brings disaster, echoing the judgment on those who didn't answer God's call in Isaiah 65:12.