Deuteronomy 32:22 says God's anger kindles a fire that burns to Sheol and sets mountains ablaze—identical mountain-fire imagery.

Isaiah 64:2 uses the same fire-kindling imagery for God's judgment, making his name known to adversaries—echoing the consuming fire of Psalm 83:14.

Ezekiel 20:47 explicitly describes God kindling a fire that devours every tree in the forest—directly mirroring the forest fire simile.

Ezekiel 20:48 declares the fire is from the Lord and unquenchable—reinforcing the divine origin and permanence of the judgment fire.

Malachi 4:1 depicts the coming day burning like an oven, consuming evildoers as stubble—similar to fire consuming forest, emphasizing total destruction.

Isaiah 30:33 describes a burning pyre kindled by God's breath, similar to the fire consuming forest in Psalm 83:14.

Isaiah 33:11 says 'your breath is a fire that will consume you' and mentions stubble, paralleling the fire judgment in Psalm 83:14.

Isaiah 33:12 says peoples will be burned like thorns, echoing the fire-consuming-forest imagery of Psalm 83:14.

Nahum 1:6 describes God's wrath poured out like fire, breaking rocks—parallels the destructive fire but focuses on rocks rather than forest.

Nahum 1:10 compares enemies to thorns consumed like stubble—fire imagery for judgment, but less specific to forest/mountains.