1 Samuel 7:12 records Samuel setting up Ebenezer as a memorial that 'the LORD helped us' — David similarly recalls God's past help to trust for Goliath.

Psalm 77:11 speaks of remembering God's wonders — David here remembers God's past deliverance (lion and bear) to trust for the present.

In 2 Corinthians 1:10, Paul echoes David's threefold confidence: God who delivered, delivers, and will deliver.

In Deuteronomy 3:21, Moses uses past victories over kings to encourage Joshua — the same logic David uses here recalling lion and bear.

In Joshua 10:25, Joshua commands courage based on God's past victories — mirroring David's confidence from past deliverance.

In Psalm 91:13, the righteous trample lion and serpent — directly echoing David's victory over the lion and bear as a type of God's protection.

In Daniel 3:17, three men express the same confident trust that God can deliver from a powerful ruler — just as David trusts God against Goliath.

Daniel 6:22 recounts God's angel shutting lions' mouths — a deliverance like David's from lion and bear, but as a past event rather than a statement of faith.

Psalm 18:17 says God delivered David from his strong enemy — a similar assurance of divine rescue as David expresses before facing Goliath.

In 2 Corinthians 1:9, Paul learns to rely on God who raises the dead, paralleling David's trust in God's deliverance from deadly peril.

In 2 Timothy 4:18, Paul expresses the same future deliverance confidence as David's 'will deliver me'.