Jeremiah 6:9 uses the same 'thoroughly glean' metaphor for judgment on Israel, showing the prophet's consistent imagery for divine punishment.

Isaiah 17:6 uses the same grape-gleaning image but promises a remnant left for Israel, contrasting with Edom's total destruction here.

Obadiah 1:5 repeats this same imagery of thieves and grape-gatherers in judgment against Edom, emphasizing the completeness of destruction.

Leviticus 19:10 commands leaving gleanings for the poor, while this verse uses gleaning to illustrate total removal—a contrast between law and judgment.