Judges 5:22
Then were the horsehoofs broken by the means of the pransings, the pransings of their mighty ones.
Cross-reference
Psalm 33:17
Parallel
Psalm 33:17 states the war horse is a false hope; Judges 5:22 demonstrates this by showing its hoofs shattered in battle.
Psalm 147:10
Parallel
Psalm 147:10 says God takes no delight in horse strength; Judges 5:22 shows horse strength being destroyed—a direct illustration.
Psalm 20:7
Parallel
Psalm 20:7 contrasts trusting in horses vs the Lord; Judges 5:22 shows horses' hoofs hammered—illustrating the futility of horse power.
Micah 4:13
Contrast
Micah 4:13 promises Israel strong hoofs to beat down peoples—reversing Judges 5:22 where enemy hoofs are shattered. Contrast of empowerment vs destruction.
Isaiah 5:28
Contrast
Isaiah 5:28 describes invading horses' hoofs as hard as flint—opposite to Judges 5:22 where hoofs are hammered and broken. Contrast of strength vs defeat.