In 1 Chronicles 6:1, Levi's three sons are listed, providing the root for the genealogy that ends with Levi in verse 43.

In 1 Chronicles 6:16, the same list of Levi's sons appears, reinforcing the genealogical chain traced back to Levi in verse 43.

In 1 Chronicles 6:17, Gershom's sons are named, continuing the lineage from Gershom mentioned in verse 43.

1 Chronicles 6:20 traces Gershom's line through Jahath; this verse similarly lists Jahath and Gershom, confirming the same lineage.

In 1 Chronicles 23:6, David organizes the Levites by Levi's sons, linking the genealogy in verse 43 to temple service divisions.

In Genesis 46:11, the same three sons of Levi are listed in Jacob's genealogy, confirming the ancestral line ending in verse 43.

In Exodus 6:16, Levi's sons are again listed, directly paralleling the genealogy that traces back through Gershom in verse 43.

In Numbers 3:17, the same sons of Levi are enumerated, matching the genealogy ending with Levi in verse 43.