certain contexts reminds one of God’s revelation of his name in Exodus 34:6–8.8 In those passages (Ps. 86:16; 103:8; 136:1; 145:8), the psalmist does not provide a formal quotation, but the link is still present. Accordingly, the prophets use unique words, phrases, motifs, concepts, places, and events to generate allusions. These less overt appeals are still part of how the prophets interfaced with past revelation. Thus, scholars are correct in saying intertextuality is pervasive in the Old Testament;