Judges 3:12 shows the same cycle of Israel doing evil and being oppressed by an enemy, reinforcing the pattern seen in the Ammonite invasion here.

Judges 3:13 describes Ammonites joining Moab to attack Israel, paralleling the Ammonite threat in this verse.

Judges 6:3-5 recounts a similar invasion by eastern peoples causing great distress, a recurring pattern of enemy oppression in Judges.

Judges 2:15 uses the same 'severely distressed' phrase to describe the pattern of divine judgment for disobedience, which is fulfilled here.

Judges 11:5 shows the elders of Gilead seeking Jephthah in direct response to the Ammonite attack described here, continuing the narrative.

2 Chronicles 20:1 mentions Ammonites making war on Jehoshaphat, the same enemy as in this verse.

Deuteronomy 28:65 promises great distress as a curse for disobedience, which is realized in Israel's distress here.