Jeremiah 42:5 records their solemn oath to obey God — directly contradicted by their disobedience here.

Jeremiah 42:6 repeats their pledge to obey 'whether good or evil' — making their refusal here a stark contradiction.

Jeremiah 42:10-13 contains God's promise for obedience and warning for disobedience — the very word they reject here.

In Jeremiah 41:16, Johanan gathers the survivors from Ishmael — the same group that disobeys God here.

Jeremiah 44:5 describes the same persistent refusal to listen — reinforcing the pattern of disobedience begun here.

In Judges 6:10, God rebukes Israel for not listening — mirroring the disobedience to God's command through Jeremiah here.

In 2 Kings 25:26, the remnant flees to Egypt — the same event described here as disobedient flight.