In 1 Chron 25:31, Romamtiezer—listed in v.4—is assigned the twenty-fourth division.

In 1 Chron 25:30, Mahazioth—listed in v.4—is assigned the twenty-third division.

In 1 Chron 25:29, Giddalti—listed in v.4—is assigned the twenty-second division of musicians.

In 25:16, Mattaniah, one of Heman's sons from v4, is assigned the ninth lot for temple music.

In 25:20, Shubael (probably Shebuel from v4) receives the thirteenth lot for temple music.

In 25:22, Jeremoth (likely Jerimoth from v4) receives the fifteenth lot.

In 25:23, Hananiah (a son of Heman from v4) receives the sixteenth lot.

In 1 Chron 25:24, Joshbekashah—listed in v.4—is assigned the seventeenth division.

In 25:25, Hanani (a son of Heman from v4) receives the eighteenth lot.

In 1 Chron 25:26, Mallothi—listed in v.4—is assigned the nineteenth division.

In 25:27, Eliathah (a son of Heman from v4) receives the twentieth lot.

In 1 Chron 25:28, Hothir—listed in v.4—is assigned the twenty-first division.

1 Chron 2:6 lists Heman as a son of Zerah; v.4 gives Heman's sons, linking generations.

1 Chronicles 6:33 identifies Heman as a Levite singer, providing background on the father of the sons listed here.

1 Chronicles 15:17 records Heman being appointed as a musician, establishing his role before the list of his sons here.

1 Chronicles 16:42 includes Heman with trumpets and cymbals, reinforcing the musical service context of his sons here.

1 Chronicles 16:41 mentions Heman among those appointed to give thanks, linking to his family’s service here.

Psalm 88 is attributed to Heman the Ezrahite, identifying the father of these sons as a psalmist.