In Genesis 30:8, Naphtali's name comes from Rachel's wrestling struggle — this blessing transforms that into graceful freedom like a doe.

In Deuteronomy 33:23, Moses blesses Naphtali with favor and possession — echoing the blessing here of freedom and bounty, both emphasizing divine blessing.

In Psalm 18:33, the deer's feet on heights symbolize God-given freedom and stability — directly parallel to Naphtali's blessing as a 'doe set free'.

In Judges 5:18, Naphtali is praised for risking their lives on the heights — this may echo the 'doe set free' imagery of agility and courage on high places.