Deuteronomy 9:28 records the same accusation — that God hated them and brought them out to destroy them — in Moses' intercession after the golden calf.

Exodus 16:3 shows earlier grumbling: the people wished they had died in Egypt, a similar complaint against God's deliverance.

Numbers 14:3 records the exact same event — the people's complaint about being led to die by the sword and wanting to return to Egypt.

Numbers 14:2 records the original complaint—Israelites wishing to die in Egypt—which Moses recalls in Deuteronomy 1:27.

Psalm 106:25 summarizes the same rebellion—Israel murmured in their tents—directly reflecting the complaint in Deuteronomy 1:27.

Numbers 21:5 shows a later similar grumbling: the people speak against God and Moses, complaining about being brought out of Egypt to die.

Exodus 16:8 reveals Moses' response that their grumbling is ultimately against the Lord, not just against human leaders.