In Joshua 24:17, the people affirm Joshua's account, echoing the exodus deliverance with great signs.

Exodus 3:10 records God's direct commission to Moses, the very event Joshua summarizes as 'I sent Moses and Aaron'.

Exodus 4:12 contains God's promise to help Moses speak, a detail of the sending Joshua mentions but does not elaborate on.

Exodus 7:1 describes God commissioning Moses and Aaron, providing the background for their 'sent' role in Joshua.

Exodus 12:51 records the actual exodus from Egypt, fulfilling the 'brought you out' statement in Joshua.

Psalm 78:43-51 details the plagues against Egypt, expanding on the general 'plagued Egypt' in Joshua.

Psalm 105:26 echoes the sending of Moses and Aaron as God's chosen servants, reinforcing the same historical event.

Psalm 105:27-36 recounts specific plagues and signs, paralleling Joshua's summary of God's actions in Egypt.

Psalm 135:8 specifies the striking of the firstborn, one of the plagues alluded to in Joshua's account.

Psalm 135:9 mentions signs and wonders sent against Egypt, echoing the plagues referenced in Joshua.

Psalm 136:10 commemorates the striking of Egypt's firstborn, directly linking to the plague summary in Joshua.

Exodus 6:26 identifies Moses and Aaron as those commanded to bring Israel out, confirming their leadership role in Joshua.

Numbers 33:1 records the stages of the exodus under Moses and Aaron, paralleling Joshua's summary of their guidance.

Deuteronomy 29:2 similarly recalls the plagues in Egypt, the same deliverance Joshua summarizes here.

Exodus 4:13 shows Moses' reluctance to go, a human reaction omitted from Joshua's summary of God's sending.