1 Chronicles 26:20 directly parallels this verse: both describe Levites in charge of treasuries of dedicated gifts.

1 Chronicles 18:11 details the spoils David dedicated from conquered nations, which are the dedicated things.

1 Chronicles 29:2-5 records David's personal offerings for the temple, among the dedicated treasures overseen here.

1 Chronicles 28:12 includes these treasuries in David's temple plan — showing the dedicated gifts were part of the original design.

1 Chronicles 22:14 describes David's preparation of vast materials for the temple, part of the dedicated treasures.

In Numbers 31:30-52, the commanders dedicate gold from Midianite spoils to the Lord — the same type of dedicated treasures David's leaders gave.

Joshua 6:19 shows Jericho's precious metals consecrated to the Lord's treasury — a precedent for the dedicated spoils David's commanders brought.

2 Samuel 8:11 records David dedicating spoils from conquered nations — directly the source of many treasures Shelomith later oversaw.

1 Kings 7:51 notes Solomon placing David's dedicated items in the temple treasury — the same items Shelomith was in charge of.

2 Kings 11:10 says Jehoiada gave out David's spears and shields from the temple — these were among the dedicated items in the treasury.

2 Chronicles 5:1 records Solomon bringing in the dedicated things from David — the fulfillment of what is stored here.

1 Kings 15:15 describes Asa bringing his and his father's dedicated offerings into the temple — a later example of the practice seen here.