In Psalm 34:7, the angel of the LORD encamps around the faithful, exactly as the LORD surrounds his people like mountains around Jerusalem.

Psalm 147:13 directly parallels the protection theme: God strengthens Jerusalem's gates and blesses its people, just as He surrounds them.

In Lamentations 4:12, Jerusalem's fall shocks the world, contrasting with the LORD's promised surrounding protection like mountains in Psalm 125:2.

In Zechariah 2:5, God promises to be a wall of fire around Jerusalem, matching the LORD surrounding his people like mountains in Psalm 125:2.

John 10:28 echoes the same security: as the Lord surrounds His people forever, Jesus gives eternal life that no one can snatch away.

John 10:29 adds that the Father's hand is greater than all, reinforcing the unshakable protection pictured by the surrounding mountains.

Proverbs 12:3 assures the righteous will never be moved—matching the permanence of God's surrounding protection in Psalm 125:2.

In Zechariah 9:8, God encamps as a guard around his house, directly echoing the surrounding protection of Psalm 125:2.

1 Peter 1:5 describes believers shielded by God’s power, echoing the image of the Lord surrounding His people forever in Psalm 125:2.

Revelation 20:9 has enemies surrounding God’s camp, but fire destroys them—the opposite of Psalm 125:2’s protective surrounding by God.

2 Kings 18:30 records the Rabshakeh's taunt denying God's ability to save—directly challenging the certainty of the Lord's surrounding protection.

In Isaiah 31:4, God fights on Mount Zion to protect Jerusalem, reinforcing the same protective surrounding theme with a different image.

In Deuteronomy 33:27, God's everlasting arms support his people, similar to the LORD surrounding them like mountains in Psalm 125:2.

In Isaiah 4:5, a cloud and fire canopy over Mount Zion symbolizes God's protective presence, like the mountains surrounding Jerusalem.