Jeremiah 11:2-3 contains the covenant words that verse 6 then commands to be proclaimed—a direct sequential reference.

Jeremiah 7:2 has a parallel command to proclaim at the temple gate, just as 11:6 says to proclaim in cities and streets.

Jeremiah 19:2 also commands proclamation in a specific location (Valley of Ben Hinnom), mirroring the public proclamation here.

Jeremiah 2:2 records a similar prophetic commission to proclaim God's message — this verse continues that same mission to call the people.

John 13:17 echoes the same principle: knowing is not enough; blessing comes from doing. It reinforces the covenant call to action.

Romans 2:13 directly parallels: it is doers of the law who are justified, not hearers only — exactly the point of 'hear and do' here.

James 1:22 warns against being hearers only, calling for doers of the word — a direct New Testament echo of this covenant command.

Deuteronomy 29:1 introduces the covenant made with Israel — the very 'words of this covenant' Jeremiah is commanded to proclaim.

Zechariah 1:4 refers to the former prophets who cried 'Return' — but the people did not listen, exactly the failure Jeremiah addresses here.

Zechariah 7:7 references the earlier prophets' words, which includes the kind of covenant proclamation commanded here.