Revelation 10:1 introduces the mighty angel who swears the oath in verse 6 — the same figure continuing the same vision.

Revelation 4:9 describes the living creatures giving glory to God 'who liveth for ever and ever' — identical phrase, reinforcing the eternal nature invoked in the oath.

Revelation 15:7 uses the same divine title 'who liveth for ever and ever' — the God by whom the angel swears in 10:6.

Revelation 16:17 declares 'It is done' — the fulfillment of the angel's oath that time would no longer be delayed.

Revelation 12:12 warns the devil has only a short time — matching the angel's oath that there will be no more delay.

Genesis 1:1 describes God creating heaven and earth – the foundation of the angel's oath by the Creator.

Genesis 1:9 recounts God's creation of dry land and seas – directly referenced in the angel's oath.

Genesis 14:22 shows Abram lifting his hand to swear by the LORD, Possessor of heaven and earth – the same gesture and Creator title.

Deuteronomy 32:40 has God lifting his hand and swearing 'I live forever' — the same oath formula echoed here by the angel swearing by the Eternal One.

Daniel 4:34 praises God 'that liveth for ever' — the exact phrase used in this oath, linking Nebuchadnezzar's confession to the angel's declaration.