Exodus 3:20 foretold the outstretched hand and wonders that would force Pharaoh's release—here in 6:1 the fulfillment begins.

Exodus 11:1 announces the final plague that will cause Pharaoh to drive Israel out, directly fulfilling the promise here.

Exodus 12:31 shows Pharaoh ordering Israel to leave, fulfilling the 'let them go' part of this verse.

Exodus 12:33 records the Egyptians urging Israel to hurry out, fulfilling the 'drive them out' aspect of this promise.

Exodus 14:13 shows Moses proclaiming the salvation God promised in Exodus 6:1—fulfillment of the word.

Exodus 3:19 predicted the king would not let Israel go without a mighty hand—now in 6:1 that hand is about to be displayed.

Exodus 13:3 explicitly cites the LORD's 'mighty hand' that brought Israel out, directly recalling this verse for commemoration.

Exodus 13:9 uses 'mighty hand' as a sign to remember the exodus, directly linking to the language of this promise.

Exodus 12:39 notes that Israel was 'driven out' of Egypt, echoing the language of this verse in the narrative fulfillment.

Deuteronomy 4:34 recalls God's mighty hand and outstretched arm in Egypt—explicitly identifying the event promised in Exodus 6:1.

Isaiah 63:12 recalls God's glorious arm at Moses' right hand, connecting to the 'mighty hand' of this verse as part of Israel's salvation history.

Psalm 136:12 echoes the 'mighty hand' phrase from this promise, using it in a liturgical hymn of thanksgiving for the exodus deliverance.

2 Chronicles 20:17 commands "stand still and see the salvation of the LORD"—mirroring the call to watch God deliver His people from enemies.

Nehemiah 1:10 echoes the exodus language of 'strong hand' to describe God's redemption, directly referencing the event promised in Exodus 6:1.

Jeremiah 32:21 repeats 'strong hand and outstretched arm' to recall God's deliverance from Egypt, mirroring the language of Exodus 6:1.

Daniel 9:15 explicitly recalls the exodus 'with a mighty hand,' using the same motif as Exodus 6:1 to confess sin and appeal to God's past redemption.

Acts 13:17 retells the exodus story with 'uplifted arm,' directly paralleling the 'strong hand' promise in Exodus 6:1 as part of salvation history.

Ezekiel 20:33 applies the same 'mighty hand and outstretched arm' imagery from this verse to a future judgment of Israel.

Ezekiel 20:34 uses the exodus phrase 'mighty hand' to describe God gathering Israel from exile, echoing the original deliverance.