In 1 Chronicles 28:19, David says the plan was from the LORD's hand in writing—confirming the divine source of the plans given here.

In 1 Chronicles 28:12, the plans David gave were received from the Spirit—revealing their divine origin.

1 Chronicles 26:20-27 describes Levites over treasuries and holy gifts, echoing the treasuries in David's plans.

1 Chronicles 9:26-29 details Levites over the treasuries, connecting to the treasuries in David's temple plans.

In Hebrews 8:5, the earthly temple pattern is a shadow of the heavenly sanctuary — David's plans follow the same divine pattern shown to Moses.

In Ezekiel 43:10, God commands Ezekiel to describe the temple pattern—paralleling the divinely revealed plan given to David for Solomon.

In 2 Chronicles 3:5-10, the main hall and most holy place are described, fulfilling David's plans for the houses and inner parlours.

In 2 Chronicles 3:4, the porch dimensions match David's pattern, confirming the temple was built according to the plans.

In 2 Chronicles 3:3, the actual temple measurements are given—showing Solomon built according to the plans David provided.

1 Kings 6:19 records Solomon building the inner sanctuary exactly as David had planned, fulfilling the blueprint given here.

In 1 Kings 6:16-20, the inner sanctuary and oracle are built — matching David's pattern for the inner rooms and mercy seat.

1 Kings 6:10 gives construction details of side rooms, matching the upper rooms in David's plans.

1 Kings 6:5-6 describes side chambers built around the temple, fulfilling David's plans for houses and rooms.

In 1 Kings 6:3, Solomon builds the porch exactly as David's pattern described — the architectural plan is fulfilled in the construction.

In Exodus 25:40, God shows Moses the pattern for the tabernacle—paralleling the divine plan David gives for the temple.

In Exodus 26:30, Moses is to erect the tabernacle according to the pattern—similar to the plan David provides for the temple.

Exodus 25:9 records God showing Moses the pattern for the tabernacle, which later guided David's detailed temple plans.

In 1 Kings 7:51, Solomon finishes the temple and dedicates David's treasures — fulfilling the plans David received.

In Ezekiel 40:29, the visionary temple has detailed measurements — parallel to the plans David received.

In 2 Kings 16:10, Ahaz imitates a pagan altar — contrasting with the God-given pattern David followed.

In Acts 7:44, Stephen refers to the tabernacle made by divine pattern — same kind of pattern David had for the temple.

2 Chronicles 3:9 mentions overlaying upper chambers with gold, corresponding to the upper rooms David planned.

Ezekiel 41:6-11 provides detailed dimensions of the temple's side chambers, echoing the architectural plans David passed to Solomon.

In Numbers 8:4, the lampstand was made after a divine pattern — same principle behind the temple plans given to David.

Nehemiah 10:38-39 shows tithes brought to temple storehouses, relating to the treasuries in David's plans.

Nehemiah 13:5 describes a chamber for storing vessels, connecting to the inner chambers David planned.