Matthew 13:30 is the original command to bind and burn the tares, which this verse repeats to explain the end-time judgment.

Matthew 24:3 explicitly uses the same phrase 'end of the age' as the disciples ask about signs, directly echoing the timing Jesus describes.

Matthew 25:41 depicts the same final judgment by fire for the cursed, expanding on the fate of the weeds.

Matthew 15:13 uses a similar agricultural image of uprooting for false teachers, reinforcing that divine judgment removes what God did not plant.

Ezekiel 22:19 describes God gathering dross-like Israel for judgment in fire — reflecting the same gathering-and-burning judgment.

Psalm 119:119 speaks of God removing the wicked as dross — similar to the burning of tares as judgment here.