Isaiah 66:12 describes Jerusalem's peace and nations flowing to her, setting the stage for this ingathering of brothers.

Isaiah 43:6 uses the same gathering command—God brings sons and daughters from afar, prefiguring the offering of brothers from all nations.

Isaiah 49:12-26 expands on the return of dispersed Israel with nations assisting—kings foster them, sons come from afar, matching the offering to Jerusalem.

In Isaiah 56:7, God promises to bring foreigners to His holy mountain for acceptable offerings — the same vision as gathering the nations.

Isaiah 60:3-14 directly parallels this—nations bring your sons and wealth to Jerusalem, reinforcing the picture of the offering.

Isaiah 60:9 describes ships bringing tribute to Zion, echoing the same gathering of nations to the holy mountain as an offering.

Isaiah 43:5 directly says God will gather offspring from east and west — a clear parallel to the gathering of brothers from all nations here.

Isaiah 49:18 describes children gathering to Zion, paralleling the ingathering of brothers as an offering.

Isaiah 49:22 has nations bringing sons to Jerusalem, directly paralleling the gathering of brothers as an offering.

Isaiah 14:1 promises sojourners will join Israel in their own land — a specific parallel to the ingathering of people from nations to Jerusalem.

Romans 15:16 uses the same 'offering of the Gentiles' imagery—Paul's priestly ministry makes Gentiles acceptable, echoing the OT pattern.

Jeremiah 3:17 depicts all nations gathering to Jerusalem as the LORD's throne, echoing this ingathering of exiles.

Ezekiel 20:40 portrays Israel serving God on the holy mountain with offerings, matching the offering imagery here.

Ezekiel 34:13 describes gathering scattered sheep from countries into their land, directly paralleling this ingathering of brothers.

Micah 4:1 has peoples flowing to the mountain of the LORD, directly paralleling the ingathering to Jerusalem.

Micah 7:12 describes people coming from many nations, paralleling the gathering of exiles from all nations.

Zechariah 8:7 speaks of God saving His people from east and west, directly paralleling the worldwide ingathering of nations here.

Malachi 1:11 foretells pure offerings from Gentiles everywhere, mirroring the nations bringing offerings to Jerusalem.

In 1 Kings 8:42, Solomon prays for foreigners who come from afar to pray at the temple — a parallel to the universal gathering of peoples described here.

Psalm 47:9 says princes of peoples gather as God's people — a universal gathering to worship, matching the ingathering of all nations to Jerusalem here.