Exodus 14:13 promised this salvation; here the deliverance is fulfilled as Moses foretold.

In Psalm 92:9-11, the psalmist says 'my eyes have seen the downfall of my enemies,' directly echoing Israel's sight of the slain Egyptians.

Psalm 106:8 recounts God saving Israel for His name's sake at the Red Sea – a direct reference.

Psalm 106:10 continues the account: He saved them from the enemy's hand – a direct citation.

Isaiah 63:9 recalls God's salvation from Egypt, highlighting His love and presence – a prophetic reference.

Jude 1:5 reminds readers that the Lord saved Israel out of Egypt – a direct New Testament citation.

In Judges 10:11, God reminds Israel of His salvation from Egypt, the same event where He saved them from the Egyptians.

In 1 Samuel 12:8, Samuel recounts how God sent Moses and Aaron to bring Israel out of Egypt, the exact event described here.

Psalm 78:42 rebukes Israel for forgetting God's power in the deliverance at the Red Sea, directly referencing the saving act here.

Isaiah 63:11 explicitly recalls God bringing Israel up out of the sea, directly referencing the Red Sea crossing and Moses' leadership.

Micah 6:4 directly cites God's redemption from Egypt, summarizing the deliverance that includes the Red Sea event.

Psalm 81:7 recalls God's deliverance when Israel cried out in distress, referring back to the Exodus rescue including the Red Sea.

In 2 Chronicles 20:24, Judah sees dead enemies on the ground, reminiscent of Israel seeing the Egyptians dead on the seashore.

In Psalm 91:8, the righteous see the recompense of the wicked, similar to Israel witnessing God's judgment on Egypt.

In Job 34:26, Elihu says God strikes the wicked publicly, similar to the public defeat of Egypt at the sea.