1 Chronicles 28:11 lists the temple plans David gave Solomon, which verse 19 says came from the LORD.

1 Chronicles 28:12 continues detailing the temple plans, echoing the divine origin stated in verse 19.

Exodus 25:40 instructs Moses to make the tabernacle according to the pattern shown on the mountain, parallel to David's receipt of the temple plan.

Exodus 26:30 commands erecting the tabernacle according to the mountain pattern, similar to David's divinely given temple plan.

Exodus 27:8 also describes a divinely shown pattern — the altar made 'as it was shewed thee in the mount' — mirroring David's received plan.

In 2 Kings 16:10, Ahaz sends a human-devised altar pattern — a contrast to David's divinely given blueprint.

Ezekiel 40:2 describes a visionary temple frame shown to Ezekiel — a parallel divine pattern revelation like David's.

Ezekiel 43:10 commands 'measure the pattern' of the temple — directly echoing the idea of a divinely given pattern to follow.

Acts 7:44 refers to the tabernacle pattern shown to Moses — a strong parallel to David's pattern received in writing from God.

In Hebrews 8:5, the same concept of a divinely revealed pattern for the sanctuary appears, linking David's temple plans to the tabernacle shadow of heavenly things.

2 Chronicles 4:7 shows the candlesticks made 'according to their form' — executing the pattern David received.

Exodus 39:32 records completion of the tabernacle 'according to all that the LORD commanded' — echoing obedience to divine instructions seen in David's pattern.

2 Chronicles 8:14 follows 'the order of David his father' for temple service — carrying out the divinely given plan.

2 Chronicles 29:25 reinstates David's commanded worship order — linking back to the pattern David received from God.