1 Samuel 12:6 already states that the LORD sent Moses and Aaron to bring Israel out — verse 8 expands on that earlier summary.

Genesis 46:5-7 narrates Jacob's migration to Egypt — the event Samuel summarizes as the starting point of Israel's sojourn.

Exodus 2:23 describes the Israelites' groaning and cry to God — the very cry Samuel mentions as the catalyst for deliverance.

Exodus 2:24 shows God hearing that cry and remembering His covenant — the divine response that Samuel's summary implies.

Exodus 3:9 records God acknowledging the cry of Israel and the oppression — the same cry that moved God to action in Samuel's account.

Exodus 3:10 records God commissioning Moses to bring Israel out of Egypt — the sending Samuel says the LORD carried out.

Exodus 4:14-16 explains Aaron's role as Moses' spokesman — providing detail for the joint mission Samuel mentions.

In Exodus 4:27-31, the Lord sends Moses and Aaron to the elders, matching Samuel's summary of the deliverance initiation.

Acts 7:15, in Stephen's speech, echoes Jacob's descent to Egypt — the same event Samuel references here.

Exodus 12:51 records the Lord bringing Israel out of Egypt, the exact event Samuel summarizes.

Psalm 44:1-3 recalls God's past acts of driving out nations and planting Israel, a poetic echo of Samuel's summary.

Numbers 20:15 recounts the same history: the descent into Egypt, long stay, and affliction that led to Israel's cry.

Joshua 1:2-4 records God's command to enter the promised land, the settlement Samuel says was the outcome.

Acts 7:35 expands on Moses' sending as ruler and redeemer, echoing Samuel's account of God sending him.

Genesis 15:14 is the prophecy God gave Abraham: Egypt's judgment and Israel's departure with possessions, fulfilled here.

Numbers 33:1 lists the Exodus stages under Moses and Aaron, the same leaders mentioned in Samuel’s summary.

Genesis 46:6 records Jacob's actual entry into Egypt with his household, the event Samuel summarizes.

Joshua 1:6 promises the land inheritance, directly aligning with Samuel's statement of dwelling in the place.

Exodus 14:30 describes the Lord saving Israel from the Egyptians, a key part of the deliverance Samuel recounts.

Joshua 3:10-13 describes God driving out nations as Israel enters the land, continuing the exodus story Samuel summarizes.

Exodus 14:31 shows Israel's fear and belief in the Lord and Moses, following the deliverance Samuel mentions.

Hosea 12:13 identifies Moses as the prophet who led Israel out of Egypt, interpreting Samuel's mention of Moses and Aaron.

Exodus 6:26 identifies Moses and Aaron as those appointed to bring out Israel, echoing Samuel's reference to their role.