Exodus 14:7 mentions the 'choice chariots' and officers; this verse uses the same 'choicest officers' and chariots, echoing the narrative.

Exodus 14:13-28 narrates the drowning of Pharaoh's army, which this verse poetically summarizes as hurled into the sea.

Deuteronomy 11:4 recounts the same event — God overwhelming the Egyptian army in the Red Sea — reinforcing the historical memory.

Psalm 76:6 echoes the destruction of horse and chariot at God's rebuke, directly recalling the defeat of Pharaoh's army.

Psalm 136:15 explicitly cites the sweeping of Pharaoh and his army into the Red Sea, the same act celebrated here.

Isaiah 43:17 recalls God bringing out chariots and armies only to have them lie prostrate, a clear allusion to the Red Sea victory.

Haggai 2:22 prophesies the overthrow of chariots and riders, echoing the same divine judgment seen at the Red Sea.