In Jeremiah 44:29, God gives a sign so they will know his words stand — directly reinforcing the point of v28 that the remnant will learn whose word prevails.

In Jeremiah 44:26, God swears his name will no longer be invoked in Egypt — the same divine decree that v28 says will prove whose word stands.

In Jeremiah 44:25, they insist on performing their vows to the queen of heaven — the very defiance that v28 says will be shown as futile.

In Jeremiah 44:14, the same remnant promise is given earlier: only a few will escape to return.

In Jeremiah 44:16, the people refuse to listen to God's word — a defiance that v28 says will be proven wrong when God's word stands.

In Jeremiah 44:17, they vow to keep worshiping the queen of heaven — directly opposing God's command, which v28 says will ultimately prevail.

Jeremiah 44:13 declares punishment on Egypt-dwellers; here a few survive that punishment, showing God's mercy.

Jeremiah 42:17 threatened that none who go to Egypt would escape; here a remnant escapes, showing God's mercy amid judgment.

Matthew 24:35 declares that Jesus' words will never pass away—a NT echo of the same divine assurance that God's word stands.

Zechariah 1:6 recalls that God's words overtook the fathers—showing that His word always stands, just as the remnant will discover.

Lamentations 3:37 asks who can speak and it happens unless the Lord commands—reinforcing that only God's word is effective.

Isaiah 46:11 affirms that God speaks and brings it to pass—echoing the certainty that His word will stand over human words.

Isaiah 46:10 declares that God's counsel shall stand—directly reinforcing the claim that the remnant will know whose word prevails.

In Isaiah 10:22, a remnant of Israel will return, directly paralleling the return of a remnant from Egypt.

Isaiah 37:31 explicitly mentions the escaping remnant of Judah taking root — directly parallel to this remnant returning.

Ezekiel 6:8 also promises a remnant who escape the sword, reinforcing God's pattern of preserving a few through judgment.

Numbers 11:23 challenges whether God's word will come true—directly mirrored in the remnant seeing whose word stands.

Leviticus 26:38 warns that Israel will perish among the nations—the curse underlying the judgment that leaves only a few survivors.

Ezekiel 6:10 states survivors will know God's word is true, matching the purpose here: the remnant knows Whose word stands.

Ezekiel 12:28 emphasizes God's word is performed without delay, paralleling the assurance here that God's word will stand.