In Exodus 14:23, the actual event of Pharaoh's army pursuing into the sea is recorded — this verse summarizes that same moment.

Exodus 14:28 gives the detailed account of the waters covering Pharaoh's army, exactly as summarized here.

Exodus 14:29 describes the dry land and water walls for Israel, complementing the summary here of Israel's safe passage.

Exodus 14:13 is Moses' promise that the Egyptians would be seen no more, fulfilled in the destruction described here.

Exodus 14:22 describes the actual crossing on dry ground with water walls, directly matching the summary here.

Hebrews 11:29 uses this event as an example of faith, showing Israel's passage by faith and the Egyptians' drowning.

Deuteronomy 11:4 recounts the same event, emphasizing God's destruction of Pharaoh's army, echoing this summary.

Psalm 106:11 directly echoes the destruction of the Egyptians in the sea, confirming that not one was left, just as here.

In Proverbs 21:31, the proverb states deliverance comes from the Lord — connects to God's victory over Pharaoh's horses here.