In Jeremiah 51:14, Babylon is threatened with a locust-like army, the same image used against Egypt in 46:23, creating an intra-book parallel.

In Jeremiah 51:27, the army against Babylon is described as like locusts, reinforcing the locust simile for invading armies in the same prophetic context.

Isaiah 10:18 speaks of consuming the glory of Assyria's forest, matching the forest-cutting judgment on Egypt in Jeremiah.

In Isaiah 10:34, God cuts down the forest of Lebanon as judgment, paralleling the forest-cutting judgment on Egypt in Jeremiah.

In Judges 6:5, the Midianite invaders are compared to locusts in number, mirroring the locust simile for the Babylonian army against Egypt.

In Judges 7:12, the Midianite army is described as countless as locusts, reinforcing the locust metaphor for overwhelming enemy hordes.

In Joel 2:25, locusts represent God's judgment army, similar to Jeremiah's use of locusts as a metaphor for the invading Babylonian army.

In Revelation 9:2-10, locusts from the abyss are agents of divine judgment, echoing the locust imagery of God's judgment army in Jeremiah.

Ezekiel 20:46 uses the forest as a symbol of a nation under judgment, similar to Egypt's forest being cut down.