Leviticus 1:3 provides the law for burnt offerings—presented at the tent without defect—which David's sacrifice would have followed.

2 Samuel 6:18 is the parallel account of the same event — David blesses the people after bringing the ark, nearly identical.

In 1 Kings 8:55, Solomon blesses the assembly after temple dedication — a parallel kingly blessing after a major ceremony.

Exodus 39:43 has Moses blessing the people after the tabernacle is completed — a clear parallel to David blessing after the ark is placed, both leaders blessing at a project's culmination.

1 Kings 8:14 records Solomon blessing the assembly at the temple dedication — a direct parallel to David blessing after the ark, both kings acting as priestly mediators.

2 Chronicles 6:3 also has Solomon blessing the assembly — a direct parallel to David's blessing here, both kings blessing God's people after a sacred moment.

Numbers 6:23-27 is the Aaronic priestly blessing — David's blessing likely echoes this formal blessing formula.