Exodus 16:7 promises the people will see God's glory—here in verse 10 that promise is fulfilled as the glory appears.

Exodus 13:21 introduces the pillar of cloud leading Israel; here the glory of the LORD appears within that same cloud.

Exodus 40:34-38 describes the cloud and glory filling the tabernacle; here the same cloud shows God's glory in the wilderness.

Exodus 24:16 shows the glory of the LORD on Sinai covered by a cloud; here the glory appears in the same cloud.

Leviticus 9:6 promises the glory of the LORD will appear; here that glory appears in the cloud.

1 Kings 8:11 explicitly says the glory of the LORD filled the temple cloud; here the glory appears in the same manner.

Matthew 17:5 features a bright cloud with God's voice, echoing the OT cloud of glory; here the glory first appears in the cloud.

In Numbers 20:6, the glory of the LORD appears again to Moses and Aaron at the tent of meeting — a parallel manifestation of divine presence in crisis.

In Ezekiel 1:28, the prophet sees 'the appearance of the likeness of the glory of the LORD' in a cloud — echoing the same divine glory cloud.

Numbers 14:10 also records the glory of the LORD appearing to the congregation amid rebellion—a parallel scene.

In Numbers 16:19, the glory of the LORD appears again when Korah gathers the congregation—same phrase and context.

Numbers 16:42 describes the cloud covering the tent and the glory appearing—a further repetition of this theophany in rebellion.

1 Kings 8:10 has a cloud filling the temple as God's presence; here the cloud manifests His glory in the wilderness.