In Jeremiah 50:2, the proclamation of Babylon's fall is announced — the event that causes the earth to shake here.

Jeremiah 49:21 uses the identical 'earth shakes at the sound of the fall' formula for Edom, showing this is a standard judgment motif.

In Jeremiah 51:41, Babylon's desolation among nations is echoed — both verses cry out over Babylon's sudden fall.

In Jeremiah 51:54, the sound of cry from Babylon matches the noise of her taking here — same destruction described.

Ezekiel 26:18 describes isles trembling at Tyre's fall using the same 'tremble at the day of your fall' formula as Babylon here.

Ezekiel 31:16 describes nations shaking at Assyria's fall with the same 'sound of the fall' language triggering earth's trembling here.

Revelation 18:9-19 portrays kings and merchants lamenting Babylon the Great's fall, fulfilling the pattern of cosmic reaction to Babylon's judgment.

Isaiah 14:9 depicts the underworld stirring to meet Babylon's king, complementing the earth trembling at Babylon's fall here.