In Isaiah 66:10, the call to rejoice with Jerusalem precedes the motherly comfort of 66:13 — both part of the same restoration vision.

In Isaiah 51:3, God comforts Zion's waste places, just as He comforts Jerusalem like a mother in Isaiah 66:13.

In Isaiah 65:19, the promise of no more weeping parallels the comfort here—God's restoration brings joy.

Isaiah 12:1 speaks of God's comfort after anger turns away—directly echoing the comfort theme here.

Isaiah 49:13 calls for joy because the Lord has comforted his people—same promise of comfort to Zion.

Isaiah 51:3 explicitly states the Lord comforts Zion and her waste places—directly parallel to comforting Jerusalem here.

In 1 Thessalonians 2:7, Paul uses a nursing mother's care, similar to the motherly comfort of God in Isaiah 66:13.

In 2 Corinthians 1:4, Paul describes God as the source of all comfort, enabling believers to comfort others—expanding on the motherly comfort God promises here.

In Zechariah 1:17, God promises to again comfort Zion and choose Jerusalem—a direct echo of the motherly comfort promised here.