1 Chronicles 9:23 says gatekeepers were in charge of guarding the house of the tent—directly parallel to the charge of the tent of meeting here.

1 Chronicles 9:27 describes Levite gatekeepers guarding the house of God — a specific duty within the broader care of the tent of meeting.

Numbers 1:53 states the Levites are to camp around and take care of the tabernacle to prevent wrath — directly parallel to their charge here.

Numbers 3:6-9 assigns the Levites to assist Aaron and do the work of the tabernacle — the same role described in this verse.

Ezekiel 44:8 rebukes Levites for not keeping the charge of the sanctuary—the very duty commanded here, now neglected.

Numbers 8:26 describes Levites past service age still keeping guard—the same duty of 'keeping the charge' assigned to Levites here.

Numbers 3:38 notes the priests' responsibility for the sanctuary — complementing the Levites' duties under them in this verse.

Numbers 31:30 gives tribute from war booty to the Levites who keep guard over the tabernacle, the same group assigned here.

1 Kings 8:4 records the Levites carrying the tent of meeting to the temple — a historical example of their duty to care for it.

2 Kings 11:5 details temple guard rotations—similar duty of keeping charge over the house of the Lord as described here.

Nehemiah 12:25 lists gatekeepers standing guard at the gates—fulfilling the same guarding role described for Levites here.