In Deuteronomy 4:34, the same phrase 'mighty hand and outstretched arm' describes God's deliverance from Egypt.

In Deuteronomy 5:15, the same 'mighty hand and outstretched arm' is given as the reason for Sabbath observance.

Deuteronomy 9:26 echoes the 'mighty hand' deliverance from Egypt in Moses' prayer, reinforcing the same theme.

Exodus 12:41 specifies the exact timing — 430 years to the day — when the LORD brought Israel out, matching the summarized 'brought us out'.

Isaiah 63:12 refers to God's glorious arm dividing the waters, a specific act of power that fulfills the 'outstretched arm' in Deut 26:8.

Psalm 106:7-10 recounts the Red Sea rescue despite Israel's disobedience, echoing the 'mighty hand' and 'signs' of Deut 26:8.

Psalm 105:27-38 lists the plagues and Exodus events, illustrating the 'signs and wonders' and 'great terror' of Deut 26:8.

Psalm 78:13 describes the dividing of the sea, a specific wonder alluded to in Deut 26:8's 'signs and wonders'.

Psalm 78:12 recalls the miracles God performed in Egypt, corresponding to the 'signs and wonders' mentioned in Deut 26:8.

Exodus 14:16-31 recounts the Red Sea crossing — a key 'sign and wonder' that Deut 26:8 summarizes as part of the deliverance.

Exodus 13:3 uses the same phrase 'mighty hand' to describe the Exodus, directly echoing Deut 26:8's language.

Exodus 12:51 repeats the departure 'on that very day', emphasizing the same event summarized in Deut 26:8.

In Exodus 6:6, the same 'stretched out arm' language appears in God's promise of redemption from Egypt.

Jeremiah 32:21 repeats the exact phrasing 'signs, wonders, strong hand, outstretched arm' from this verse, citing the Exodus.

Exodus 13:16 also cites the 'strength of hand' of God bringing Israel out of Egypt, linking to the same Exodus event.

Exodus 14:8 describes Israel going out 'with an high hand,' referring to the same Exodus deliverance with a different phrase.

Psalm 114:1 poetically recalls Israel's departure from Egypt, connecting to the Exodus event mentioned here.