Leviticus 11:45 pairs the exodus formula with a call to be holy, directly parallel to the sanctification context of 22:33.

Leviticus 19:36 uses the same exodus declaration to demand honest practices, linking redemption to ethical living.

In Leviticus 25:38, the same deliverance formula appears, reinforcing God's identity as Redeemer in the context of Jubilee laws.

In Leviticus 26:45, God recalls the same Exodus deliverance as basis for covenant faithfulness, echoing the self-identification here.

In Exodus 6:7, God promises to be Israel's God and bring them out of Egypt — the same foundational identity statement echoed here.

In Exodus 20:2, this self-identification introduces the Decalogue — the same declaration of deliverance as here, grounding obedience in redemption.

In Numbers 15:41, the same phrase concludes laws about tassels, reminding Israel that God redeemed them to be their God.