Zechariah 12:2 earlier describes Jerusalem as a cup of staggering; Zech 12:9 continues the same theme of God destroying attacking nations.

Zechariah 12:3 introduces the same event: Jerusalem as a heavy stone that hurts all nations gathering against it; verse 9 is the direct outcome.

Zechariah 12:4 details God striking the attackers' horses and riders with panic—part of the same battle narrative that culminates in verse 9's destruction.

Zechariah 14:3 says the Lord will go out to fight those nations, fulfilling the same promise of destroying attackers seen in Zechariah 12:9.

Zechariah 14:12 describes the specific plague on waging nations—a direct judgment that matches the destruction declared in Zechariah 12:9.

Isaiah 54:15 promises that attackers who stir up strife against God's people will fall, paralleling God's pledge to destroy all nations that come against Jerusalem.

Isaiah 54:17 promises no weapon formed against God's servants will prosper, matching Zech 12:9's promise to destroy attacking nations.

Haggai 2:22 declares God will overthrow nations and their power, similar to Zech 12:9's destruction of nations attacking Jerusalem.

Micah 7:16 describes nations being ashamed and silenced before God's people, echoing the defeat of hostile nations in Zechariah 12:9.