In Exodus 25:2-9, God commanded Moses to collect freewill offerings from the people for the tabernacle — the same principle of voluntary giving for a sanctuary.

In Exodus 35:5-9, Moses called those with willing hearts to bring materials for the tabernacle — mirroring David's call for offerings here.

In Ezra 1:4-6, the returning exiles gave freewill offerings to rebuild the temple — a later echo of this same call for the house of God.

In Exodus 35:21, every willing-hearted person brought offerings for the tabernacle, directly mirroring David's call for temple offerings.

In 2 Corinthians 8:3, the Macedonians gave willingly beyond their ability, directly matching the willing offering called for here.

In Exodus 36:2, those whose hearts stirred them came to work on the tabernacle, paralleling the willing consecration for service here.

In Ezra 2:68, the heads of families gave freewill offerings for the temple upon their return — a historical parallel to David's appeal.

In Ezra 7:15, freewill offerings for the temple are gathered, echoing the voluntary giving David called for here.

In Ezra 7:16, freewill offerings from the people are brought for the temple, similar to the willing offering called for here.

In Acts 5:4, Peter states the offering was voluntary and in the giver's power, similar to the freewill consecration here.