Zephaniah 2:14 applies the same pastoral desolation image to Nineveh—reinforcing the judgment pattern in the same book.

Zephaniah 2:15 describes Nineveh's ruin and pride—parallel to Philistia becoming sheep pens in 2:6, both divine judgments.

Isaiah 17:2 uses nearly identical language: cities deserted with flocks lying down—matching Zephaniah's depiction of Philistine land.

Ezekiel 25:5 promises Ammon will become a pasture for flocks—same prophetic imagery as Zephaniah's judgment on Philistines.

Isaiah 5:17 says sheep graze among ruins of the wealthy—echoing Zephaniah's picture of sheep pens replacing Philistine cities.

Jeremiah 47:7 speaks of the Lord's sword against the seacoast of Ashkelon, the same region and judgment context as Zephaniah's prophecy against Philistia.

Jeremiah 33:12 promises pastures for shepherds in waste places, similar to Zephaniah's pastoral imagery, but Jeremiah is restoration for Judah while Zephaniah is judgment on Philistia.

Isaiah 7:25 also describes land overgrown with briers turning into cattle pasture, echoing the same image of desolation as Zephaniah's seacoast becoming sheepfolds.