2 Kings 17:39 continues the passage, promising deliverance if they fear God, reinforcing the command.

Exodus 6:6 uses the same 'stretched out arm' phrase, recalling God's redemptive power that grounds the call to fear only Him here.

Deuteronomy 5:15 also links the exodus with 'outstretched arm,' grounding the Sabbath command in the same deliverance that requires exclusive worship.

Deuteronomy 6:13 directly parallels the command to fear and serve God alone, reinforcing the same exclusive covenant demand.

Deuteronomy 10:20 similarly commands fear, service, and holding fast to God — mirroring the call for exclusive devotion.

Jeremiah 32:21 recalls the exodus with 'outstretched arm,' echoing the basis for fearing and worshiping only the Lord.

Revelation 19:10 reinforces exclusive worship of God, as the angel redirects John's worship.

Revelation 22:9 repeats the command to worship God alone, identical in message to Revelation 19:10.

1 Kings 8:42 also uses the phrase 'stretched out arm' from the exodus, linking God's power in deliverance to the temple.

Matthew 10:28 echoes the same call to fear God over all others, shifting from national deliverance to personal discipleship.

Revelation 15:4 echoes the call to fear and worship the Lord alone, now in an eschatological song of all nations.