In 1 Kings 10:22, the same ivory used for the throne is among luxury items brought by Solomon's navy, reinforcing his wealth.

In 1 Kings 7:7, Solomon's hall of judgment is described—directly connected to the throne as part of his palace complex.

In 1 Kings 22:39, Ahab's ivory house parallels Solomon's throne, showing ivory as a symbol of royal luxury in Israel.

2 Chronicles 9:17-19 provides a fuller description of Solomon's ivory throne, including lions and a footstool of gold.

In Amos 6:4, ivory beds are condemned as excess, contrasting with the positive portrayal of Solomon's ivory throne.

In Hebrews 1:8, Christ's eternal throne contrasts with Solomon's perishable ivory throne, highlighting the greater King.

In Psalm 45:8, the king's palace adorned with ivory echoes the ivory throne of Solomon, linking royal splendor.

Psalm 122:5 mentions thrones of the house of David, linking to Solomon's throne as part of that dynasty.