Jeremiah 14:13 shows false prophets promising lasting peace — illustrating why Jeremiah calls their words wind in 5:13.

Jeremiah 14:15 judges false prophets who claim no sword or famine — confirming that their word is empty as in 5:13.

Jeremiah 28:3 is a concrete example of the empty prophecy Jeremiah condemns here — Hananiah's false prediction about Babylon's yoke.

Jeremiah 43:2 shows the opposite situation: the true prophet Jeremiah is accused of lying, while here false prophets are exposed as wind.

Jeremiah 20:8-11 shows the true prophet suffering for speaking God's word — contrasting with the empty words of false prophets in 5:13.

Hosea 9:7 similarly condemns false prophets as fools facing punishment — reinforcing the theme of judgment on empty prophets.