Exodus 9:15 reveals God restrained the pestilence — He could have destroyed entirely, showing mercy even in judgment.

Exodus 9:26 shows the same pattern of divine protection for Israel in Goshen during the hail plague — a repeated distinction.

Exodus 9:19 warns to save cattle from hail—another plague threatening livestock, showing consistent judgment on Egyptian animals.

Exodus 8:22 shows God protecting Goshen from flies; here Israel's cattle are spared. Both highlight divine distinction during plagues.

Psalm 78:48 poetically recalls God giving cattle to hail—referencing the plagues, though not specifically the livestock plague.

Psalm 78:50 mentions pestilence, likely alluding to the livestock disease. It shows the psalmist remembering God's anger.