Jeremiah 51:47 introduces the same prophecy of punishing Babylon's idols and slain falling, which v52 echoes with wounded groaning.

Jeremiah 50:2 declares the same prophecy: Babylon taken, Bel shamed, idols dismayed — a parallel within Jeremiah.

Jeremiah 50:38 highlights Babylon as a land of idols facing drought, connecting to v52's punishment of idols.

Daniel 5:30 records Belshazzar's death that very night, fulfilling the prophecy in Jer 51:52 of Babylon's judgment.

Daniel 5:31 records the fall of Babylon to Darius the Mede, fulfilling this prophecy of punishment on Babylon's idols.

Isaiah 21:9 likewise prophesies the fall of Babylon and the shattering of her idols, echoing this judgment.

Isaiah 46:1 describes Babylonian idols Bel and Nebo being carried away, matching the punishment of idols here.

Ezekiel 30:24 uses the same 'groan like a wounded man' for Egypt defeated by Babylon, while Jer 51:52 applies it to Babylon—an ironic reversal.

Isaiah 13:16 adds specific horrors (infants dashed, wives ravished) to Babylon's judgment, expanding on the general wounded in Jer 51:52.

Isaiah 13:15 depicts all being thrust through in Babylon's fall, paralleling the wounded groaning in Jer 51:52.