Jeremiah 51:56 says Babylon's bows are broken—same 'break the bow' judgment language used here against Elam.

Jeremiah 50:14 also features bow imagery—calling archers to attack Babylon, whereas here God breaks Elam's bow.

Jeremiah 50:29 again summons archers against Babylon, using bow imagery that contrasts with the breaking of Elam's bow here.

Isaiah 22:6 portrays Elam as archers — the very military strength God says He will break here.

In Hosea 1:5, God uses the same 'break the bow' language against Israel — a parallel divine judgment.

Psalm 46:9 depicts God breaking bows to bring peace—similar imagery but different context from the judgment here.