Jeremiah 39:11 records Nebuchadnezzar's command to treat Jeremiah well, fulfilling the promise that enemies would entreat him.

Jeremiah 39:12 adds the specific instruction to care for Jeremiah—complete fulfillment of the enemy's favor.

Jeremiah 40:2-6 shows the Babylonians releasing and providing for Jeremiah—ultimate fulfillment of God's deliverance.

Jeremiah 40:5 shows the Babylonian captain offering Jeremiah freedom — this is the historical fulfillment of God's promise that enemies would entreat him.

Proverbs 16:7 states God makes enemies at peace with those who please Him—directly paralleling the promise to Jeremiah.

Proverbs 21:1 shows God turning the king's heart; here God promises to cause enemies to entreat Jeremiah — both illustrate divine sovereignty over hostile rulers.

Psalm 106:46 praises God for giving captives pity from their captors—same divine action promised to Jeremiah.