In Exodus 19:3, God calls Moses from Mount Sinai — another instance of divine calling, though less personal.

Genesis 22:11 has the angel calling 'Abraham, Abraham!' with the same response — a strong echo of the double-name call.

In Genesis 46:2, God calls 'Jacob, Jacob!' and he responds 'Here I am' — identical pattern to Moses' call.

Deuteronomy 33:16 refers to 'him that dwelt in the bush' — a direct allusion to God's presence in the burning bush at this call.

In 1 Samuel 3:10, the Lord calls 'Samuel! Samuel!' — the same double-name call as to Moses, though Samuel's response differs.

Acts 9:4 has the risen Jesus calling 'Saul, Saul' — a direct parallel to the double-name call of Moses from the bush.

In Genesis 31:11, the angel calls Jacob by name and he responds 'Here I am' — a direct parallel to God calling Moses.

Acts 7:31 recounts the same burning bush event — Stephen's speech references God calling Moses there.

In Acts 9:10, the Lord calls Ananias by name, and he answers — a direct parallel to Moses' call.

In Acts 22:7, Jesus calls Saul by name twice — mirrors the double calling of Moses, a typological fulfillment.

1 Samuel 3:4 records the Lord calling Samuel by name and his answer 'Here I am' — a similar divine calling narrative, though single name.

In Genesis 22:1, God calls Abraham by name with the same response 'Here I am' — a pattern of divine summons, though single name.