Psalm 68:1 opens with God scattering his enemies, directly paralleling the scattering of kings in verse 14.

Psalm 68:30 also calls for scattering peoples who delight in war, echoing the scattering of kings in verse 14.

Psalm 110:5 depicts the Lord shattering kings on his day of wrath, a similar divine judgment on kings as in Psalm 68:14.

Numbers 21:21-35 describes God scattering the kings Sihon and Og — directly parallel to the 'scattered kings' in this verse.

Joshua 10:10-43 recounts God scattering the Amorite kings at Gibeon — a clear parallel to the scattering of kings in Zalmon.

Joshua 12:1-24 lists the defeated kings of Canaan — the same scattering of kings referenced here.

Revelation 19:14-21 depicts Christ scattering the kings of the earth in final battle — a typological fulfillment of God's victory over enemies.

Judges 9:48 also mentions Mount Zalmon, the same location where Abimelech cut brushwood, linking to the scattering of kings.