In 1 Samuel 5:7, the Philistines' fear becomes reality as they experience Yahweh's heavy hand and want to remove the ark.

Exodus 7:5 records God's promise that Egypt will know Him through plagues—the very events the Philistines recall here.

Exodus 9:14 threatens all plagues on Egypt so they know none is like God—reinforcing the Philistines' memory of His power.

Psalm 78:43-51 poetically recounts the plagues in Egypt—the same tradition the Philistines refer to when they fear these 'mighty gods'.

In Psalm 96:4, Israel declares Yahweh is to be feared above all gods — the very truth that terrifies the Philistines here.

In 1 Kings 20:23, the Arameans, like the Philistines, mistakenly limit Yahweh's power — here to hills, there to a god among many.

Exodus 9:16 reveals God raised Pharaoh to display His power—adding purpose behind the plagues the Philistines dread.

Exodus 10:1 explains God hardened hearts to show His signs—connecting to the plagues that made the Philistines afraid.

Exodus 14:25 shows Egyptians recognizing God fights for Israel—similar enemy fear of divine power that the Philistines now express.

In Ezekiel 20:9, God acted for His name's sake in the exodus — the same event that makes the Philistines fear Him as the one who struck Egypt.

In Acts 13:17, Paul recounts God leading Israel out of Egypt with mighty power — the same power the Philistines dread here.

In Romans 9:17, God raised Pharaoh to display His power — the same power the Philistines recall as striking Egypt.