Jeremiah 48:28 tells Moab to dwell among rocks like doves — the same flight to desolate places as the 'wings' here.

Jeremiah 46:19 commands Egypt to pack for exile — structurally parallel to commanding Moab to fly away, both facing desolation.

Isaiah 16:2 describes Moab's women scattered like birds — directly parallel to giving Moab wings to fly away in judgment.

Zephaniah 2:9 pronounces judgment on Moab becoming a wasteland — same destiny as the desolate cities here.

Psalm 11:1 contrasts: Moab is commanded to flee like a bird, but the psalmist refuses to flee, trusting God instead.

Psalm 55:6 longs for wings to escape sorrow — similar to Moab being given wings to flee, but from judgment.