Exodus 21:22 presents a related injury case from a fight, with different victims and penalties, expanding the legal context.

Exodus 21:20 addresses striking a servant with a rod, a different legal relationship but same type of injury law.

Exodus 2:13 provides a narrative example of men striving, illustrating the real-life situation this law addresses.

Numbers 35:16-24 provides the legal framework for fatal striking with a stone or fist, complementing the non-fatal case here.

Numbers 35:17 specifically defines murder by striking with a stone, directly paralleling the method in this verse.

Deuteronomy 25:11 uses the same opening phrase for a law about a wife intervening in a fight, showing legal expansion.

2 Samuel 14:6 recounts a fatal fight between brothers, contrasting with the non-fatal injury in this law.