Psalm 107:14 praises God who 'burst their bonds apart' — same phrase used here for deliverance from Assyria.

Isaiah 9:4 celebrates God breaking the yoke and rod of the oppressor — directly parallels the promised deliverance from Assyria here.

Isaiah 10:27 explicitly says the yoke from your neck will be broken — near verbatim to the promise here against Assyria.

Isaiah 14:25 declares God will break Assyria's yoke and burden — same promise as here, specifically naming Assyria.

Micah 5:6 promises deliverance from Assyria with the sword — directly aligns with the breaking of bonds here.

Jeremiah 30:8 repeats nearly verbatim the promise of breaking the yoke — a direct parallel to Judah's deliverance from Babylon.

Jeremiah 2:20 uses the same 'broke your yoke' language but as a past rebuke — here it's a future promise of deliverance.

Micah 5:5 describes raising leaders to resist Assyria — complements the divine breaking of the yoke here.