Exodus 3:15 explicitly declares 'the LORD' as God's eternal name, directly corresponding to 'the LORD is his name' in Jeremiah 33:2.

Exodus 15:3 contains the exact phrase 'the LORD is his name', which Jeremiah 33:2 echoes verbatim.

Isaiah 43:1 uses the same verbs 'created' and 'formed' for Israel, directly echoing Jeremiah 33:2's description of God as Creator.

Amos 5:8 ends with 'the LORD is his name', the same declaration found in Jeremiah 33:2, linking God's creative power to His identity.

Amos 9:6 uses the same Creator language — 'the Lord is his name' — describing God building and establishing heavens and earth.

Exodus 6:3 explains that God made His name 'LORD' known to later generations, linking to Jeremiah's affirmation of that name.