Exodus 16:3 provides the grumbling context that prompted the promise of knowing the LORD through provision.

In Exodus 16:8, Moses expands on the evening sign, connecting it to God's provision and the people's grumbling.

In Exodus 16:12, the same promise of knowing God through provision is repeated, reinforcing the sign of divine deliverance.

Exodus 16:13 records the immediate fulfillment of the evening promise, with quail covering the camp.

Exodus 6:7 earlier uses the same 'know that I am the LORD' formula tied to the exodus, grounding the wilderness provision.

Exodus 12:51 records the actual exodus, which the evening's sign will confirm as the LORD's work.

Exodus 32:1 shows the people later rejecting that knowledge, attributing the exodus to Moses instead of God.

Exodus 32:7 has God calling them 'your people' and noting their corruption, contrasting with the intended knowledge.

Exodus 32:11 echoes the exodus deliverance as Moses intercedes, linking back to the same saving act.

Numbers 16:28 uses the same 'you will know' sign to authenticate Moses' leadership, similar to the provision sign.

Psalm 77:20 recalls God leading Israel by Moses and Aaron, echoing the deliverance promised here.

Isaiah 63:11 remembers God bringing His people out of Egypt, the same event foretold here.

Isaiah 63:12 describes God's glorious arm dividing the sea, a pivotal act of the exodus deliverance referenced here.