Jeremiah 48:9 gives wings to Moab to fly away — same call to flee and abandon cities as here.

Jeremiah 49:16 uses the same rock‑dwelling imagery for Edom's arrogance, opposite to Moab's humble flight to the rocks.

Jeremiah 49:8 commands inhabitants of Dedan to flee and dwell in the depths, mirroring Moab's call to hide in rock crevices.

Jeremiah 22:23 warns those who nest in cedars (pride) of coming pain, contrasting with Moab's dove seeking refuge in cliffs.

Song of Solomon 2:14 shares the image of a dove in the clefts of the rock, but as a loving invitation rather than a flight warning.

Isaiah 2:19 depicts hiding in rocks from God's terror — directly parallel to Moab fleeing to rock dwellings here.

Obadiah 1:3 rebukes Edom for pride in dwelling in rock clefts, contrasting with Moab's call to flee there humbly as a dove.

Obadiah 1:4 describes the eagle's high nest brought low, contrasting with Moab's lowly dove‑like refuge in the cliffs.

Judges 6:2 has Israel hiding in caves from Midian — similar to Moab being told to dwell in rocks here.

1 Samuel 13:6 describes Israelites hiding in caves from Philistines — parallel to Moab seeking refuge in rocks.