In Revelation 19:19, the beast gathers armies to war — here that beast is captured and thrown into the lake of fire.

Revelation 21:8 lists those cast into the lake of fire, including the beast and false prophet by implication.

Revelation 20:14 later casts death and Hades into the same lake of fire, extending the judgment scene.

Revelation 20:10 later places the devil in the same lake of fire where the beast and false prophet are cast.

In Revelation 13:1-8, the beast's blasphemous power and persecution of saints are detailed — here it meets its final destruction.

In Revelation 17:3-8, the beast is symbolized as the scarlet beast — here that same beast is captured and destroyed.

Revelation 13:11-17 introduces the false prophet who performs miracles — the very one cast into the lake of fire here.

Revelation 16:13 shows unclean spirits from the false prophet's mouth — the same deceiver now judged in the lake of fire.

Revelation 14:10 describes torment with fire and brimstone for beast-worshippers, parallel to the beast's judgment.

Revelation 13:2 shows the beast receiving power from the dragon — the same beast cast into the lake of fire here.

Revelation 11:7 introduces the beast from the bottomless pit — the same beast later thrown into the lake of fire.

Revelation 13:13 describes the false prophet's great wonders, like fire from heaven — the miracles used to deceive in this verse.

Revelation 13:13 again records the false prophet's fire miracle — one of the signs that lead to the judgment here.

In Revelation 13:15, the false prophet gives life to the beast's image, deceiving those who worship it — the same deception condemned in 19:20.

Revelation 13:16 describes the mark of the beast being forced on all people — precisely the mark received by those thrown into the lake of fire here.

Revelation 20:15 declares that all not in the book of life are cast into the lake of fire — the same fate already experienced by the beast and false prophet.

Revelation 16:14 says these spirits gather kings for battle — the backdrop for the beast's defeat in the lake of fire.

Revelation 12:9 identifies Satan as the deceiver of the world — the same deception the false prophet performs for the beast.

Revelation 11:18 speaks of God's wrath and destroying destroyers — the lake of fire here is that final judgment.

Psalm 11:6 directly says God rains fire and sulfur on the wicked, the same judgment image of sulfur.

2 Thessalonians 2:8-11 recounts the destruction of the man of lawlessness and deception, paralleling the beast's judgment.

In Genesis 19:24, sulfur and fire from heaven judge Sodom, prefiguring the lake of fire here.

Daniel 8:24 describes the horn that destroys but is broken, a type of the antichrist's fate in Revelation.

Daniel 7:24-26 depicts the little horn's dominion destroyed, fulfilling the end of the beast in Revelation.

Daniel 7:23 interprets the fourth beast as a world-devouring kingdom, matching the beast judged in Revelation.

Daniel 7:19-21 details the fourth beast's war against saints — the same beast that is ultimately thrown into the lake of fire.

Daniel 7:12-14 depicts the beasts' destruction and the Son of Man receiving dominion, prefiguring the beast's judgment and Christ's reign.

Daniel 7:11 explicitly says the beast was given to the burning flame, a direct prophecy of the lake of fire.

Daniel 7:8-11 describes the beast slain and thrown into fire, directly prefiguring the lake of fire judgment in Revelation.

Daniel 7:7 describes the fourth beast with iron teeth, the same oppressive power as the beast cast into the lake of fire.

Ezekiel 38:22 has God raining fire and sulfur on Gog, a type of the final judgment on God's enemies.

Deuteronomy 29:23 describes brimstone and burning waste like Sodom, a type of final judgment with sulfur.

2 Thessalonians 2:9 reveals that the false prophet's miracles come from Satan's power — the source of deception in Revelation.

In Joel 3:11, nations are summoned for battle — a prophecy of the gathering at Armageddon, where the beast and false prophet are taken.

2 Corinthians 11:13 calls out false apostles disguised as servants of Christ — directly paralleling the deceiving false prophet here.

Isaiah 9:15 explicitly identifies 'the prophet who teaches lies' — the same category as the false prophet in Revelation, who leads people astray and is judged.

Exodus 7:11 shows magicians performing signs to mimic God, prefiguring the false prophet's deceptive signs.

1 Kings 18:40 records Elijah slaughtering the prophets of Baal — a powerful OT type of the final judgment on the false prophet.

Matthew 24:24 describes false prophets performing great signs and wonders to deceive—exactly the role of the false prophet thrown into the lake.

In Daniel 3:7, all peoples worship Nebuchadnezzar's golden image — a type of the end-time enforced worship of the beast's image by the false prophet.

Habakkuk 2:18 calls idols 'teachers of lies' — directly paralleling the false prophet who deceives through signs and the beast's image.

Zechariah 13:2 prophesies removal of false prophets and the spirit of uncleanness—fulfilled in the lake of fire judgment.

Matthew 24:11 predicts many false prophets rising to lead many astray—directly corresponds to the false prophet's deceptive signs.

Matthew 13:42 describes the wicked thrown into fiery furnace—a parallel image to the lake of fire.

Isaiah 14:15 describes the king of Babylon being brought down to Sheol — a typological foreshadowing of the beast and false prophet cast into the lake of fire.

Isaiah 30:33 describes a burning place kindled by sulfur, prefiguring the lake of fire prepared for judgment.

Deuteronomy 18:20 commands death for a prophet speaking falsely in God's name — a direct parallel to the false prophet's fate.

Deuteronomy 13:5 prescribes death for a false prophet who leads astray — echoing the false prophet's judgment here.

In Isaiah 26:11, fire devours God's enemies — a parallel to the lake of fire that consumes the beast and false prophet.

Daniel 2:40-45 shows a stone crushing the statue of four kingdoms, prefiguring Christ's defeat of the beast in the lake of fire.

Isaiah 1:31 describes the wicked burning with unquenchable fire — a picture of final judgment that parallels the lake of fire consuming the false prophet.

2 Chronicles 18:11 shows Zedekiah's false prophecy with iron horns — another example of lying prophets whose words lead to doom, similar to the false prophet's fate.

In 2 Chronicles 18:5, Ahab's false prophets predict victory. This mirrors the false prophet of Revelation who deceives and leads to destruction.

1 Kings 22:6 shows 400 false prophets giving a lying message to the king — echoing the deceptive role of the false prophet.

Philippians 3:19 describes enemies whose end is destruction — a fate shared by the beast and false prophet cast into the lake of fire.

1 Kings 18:19 gathers the prophets of Baal — false prophets who face judgment, prefiguring the false prophet's doom.

Joshua 13:22 records Balaam, a false prophet and diviner, killed — a parallel judgment on a false prophet.

Numbers 31:8 records Balaam's death, a false prophet, prefiguring the judgment of the false prophet.

1 Timothy 4:1 warns of seducing spirits and doctrines of devils — the same spiritual deception the false prophet uses.

Proverbs 19:9 states that a false witness will perish — a direct principle of judgment for lying, exactly the fate of the false prophet in Revelation.