Jeremiah 36:19 tells Baruch and Jeremiah to hide — a direct parallel of prophets hiding from threats, just as Elijah was commanded.

Revelation 12:6 depicts the woman fleeing to a wilderness where God feeds her — a typological echo of Elijah's hiding and provision at Cherith.

Revelation 12:14 shows the woman given wings to flee to the wilderness for nourishment — mirroring Elijah's divinely provided refuge.

John 8:59 describes Jesus hiding from those who want to stone him — similar to Elijah hiding from Ahab, a pattern of God's messengers evading danger.