7 pairs
Exodus 15:1 begins the Song of Moses, a song of deliverance and praise after the crossing of the Red Sea. Revelation 15:3 refers to the Song of Moses and the Lamb, highlighting themes of victory and divine justice.
Thematic focusDeliverance, Praise, Victory.
Exodus 15:2 declares the Lord as strength and salvation, a theme echoed in Psalm 118:14, which also praises God as the source of strength and salvation.
Thematic focusStrength, Salvation, Praise.
Exodus 15:6 speaks of God's right hand as glorious in power, a concept also found in Psalm 89:13, which describes God's mighty arm and strong hand.
Thematic focusDivine Power, God's Might.
Exodus 15:11 asks who is like the Lord among the gods, emphasizing His holiness and wonders. Psalm 86:8 similarly declares that no gods are like the Lord, highlighting His uniqueness and greatness.
Thematic focusHoliness, Uniqueness of God.
Exodus 15:13 speaks of God's guidance and steadfast love in leading His people. Psalm 77:20 reflects on God's leadership of His people like a flock by the hand of Moses and Aaron.
Thematic focusGuidance, Steadfast Love, Leadership.
Exodus 15:17 speaks of God bringing His people to His holy habitation. Psalm 78:54 recounts God bringing His people to the border of His holy land, the mountain His right hand had won.
Thematic focusPromised Land, Divine Inheritance.
Exodus 15:25 describes God providing water at Marah by instructing Moses to throw a piece of wood into the water. Numbers 20:8 recounts another instance where God provides water from a rock, showing His provision and care.
Thematic focusProvision, Divine Care.