Jeremiah 50:36 pronounces a sword on Babylon's mighty men, matching the cutting off of her men of war.

Jeremiah 50:35 introduces the sword on Babylon's princes and wise men — expanding the judgment list.

Jeremiah 9:21 uses the same image of young men falling in streets to describe Judah's judgment, applying similar language to a different nation.

Jeremiah 49:26 says of Damascus exactly what 50:30 says of Babylon — identical oracle formula for multiple nations' judgment.

Jeremiah 51:3 echoes the command to spare not Babylon's young men, reinforcing the total destruction of her warriors.

Jeremiah 51:4 describes slain falling in the streets of Chaldea, mirroring the same fate for Babylon's young men.

Jeremiah 51:56 says Babylon's mighty men are taken and bows broken, fulfilling the cutting off of warriors.

Jeremiah 51:57 declares Babylon's mighty men will sleep a perpetual sleep, i.e., die — same as fallen warriors.

Jeremiah 48:15 pronounces slaughter of Moab's young men — same phrase 'young men gone to slaughter' as Babylon's fate in 50:30.

Isaiah 13:15-18 prophesies Babylon's fall with young men dashed to pieces — the same judgment on her warriors.