In Zechariah 9:17, the same victory blessing continues with grain and new wine, echoing the wine and abundance imagery here.

Zechariah 10:5 continues the theme of Israel triumphing through the LORD, like the devouring and treading in Zechariah 9:15 — a parallel within the same prophetic context.

Zechariah 10:7 repeats the metaphor of hearts glad as with wine, tying the victory joy to Ephraim’s restoration.

Zechariah 12:6 depicts Judah devouring enemies like fire, echoing Zechariah 9:15's devouring and trampling — a parallel of divine judgment through Israel.

Zechariah 12:8 also says the LORD will shield Jerusalem's inhabitants — a direct parallel to the shielding promise here.

Micah 5:8 describes the remnant treading down like a lion, parallel to Zechariah 9:15's trampling of enemies — both depict Israel's victorious strength.

Revelation 19:13-21 depicts Christ's final victory with treading the winepress and birds devouring flesh, echoing Zechariah 9:15's devouring and trampling — a typological fulfillment.

Jeremiah 31:12 describes joyful shouting and abundance of wine — echoing the festive drinking and fullness here.

Jeremiah 31:14 promises that God will satisfy his people with abundance — the same theme of fullness as here.

Joel 2:26 promises that God's people will eat until full and praise him — a similar promise of satisfaction and victory.

Isaiah 31:4 depicts the LORD as a lion defending his prey — a similar image of divine protection in battle as here.

Psalm 78:65 depicts God roaring like a man overcome with wine — a similar image of divine energy, but applied to God instead of the people.

Isaiah 24:9 describes a time when wine is bitter and no song is sung — contrasting with the victorious wine-induced roar here.