1 Chronicles 18:11 records David dedicating spoils from nations to the LORD, directly illustrating the same practice summarized in 1 Chronicles 26:27.

Joshua 6:19 commands that Jericho's spoils go to the Lord's treasury — the same principle of dedicating battle spoils seen here.

Numbers 31:28 prescribes a tribute from war spoils to the LORD, providing the legal precedent for the practice of dedicating spoils for temple repair.

2 Kings 12:14 uses temple funds for repairs — a later application of dedicating resources to maintain the house of the Lord.

2 Chronicles 15:11 describes Asa's covenant renewal where spoils were sacrificed to the LORD, a parallel instance of dedicating battle spoils.