Psalm 77:15 speaks of redemption by God's arm, a parallel expression of divine power to the strong hand in Psalm 136:12.

Exodus 6:6 uses the same 'stretched out arm' phrase, promising redemption from bondage.

Exodus 13:14 explains the 'strong hand' as the reason for the passover tradition.

Deuteronomy 11:2-4 elaborates on God's mighty hand and stretched arm, describing the Red Sea destruction.

Isaiah 51:10 recalls the drying of the sea, the act accomplished by the strong hand praised in Psalm 136:12, linking the same Exodus deliverance.

Jeremiah 32:21 uses the exact phrase 'strong hand and outstretched arm' to describe the Exodus, directly paralleling the praise in Psalm 136:12.

Exodus 3:19 predicts that Pharaoh will need a mighty hand to let Israel go, foreshadowing the strong hand celebrated in Psalm 136:12.

Exodus 6:1 declares that with a strong hand Pharaoh will drive Israel out, directly matching the strong hand praised in Psalm 136:12.

Nehemiah 1:10 prays that God redeemed Israel by his strong hand, directly linking the Exodus event celebrated in Psalm 136:12.

Exodus 15:6 celebrates God's right hand, a different image but same exodus victory.

1 Kings 8:42 uses 'mighty hand and outstretched arm' to describe God's reputation among nations, echoing the same formula as Psalm 136:12.

Isaiah 51:9 invokes God's arm in creation, echoing the same divine power celebrated in Psalm 136:12, though focused on primordial chaos rather than Exodus.

Acts 7:36 recounts the signs and wonders of the Exodus, providing a New Testament witness to the same deliverance praised in Psalm 136:12.