1 Kings 4:1 shows the united kingdom under Solomon, contrasting with the rebellion that split the kingdom.

1 Samuel 10:19 shows Israel rejecting God by demanding a king, foreshadowing their later rebellion against David's house here.

2 Kings 17:21 recounts the same schism and its consequence — Jeroboam leading Israel away from the Lord.

2 Chronicles 10:19 is the parallel account, repeating verbatim that Israel remains in rebellion against David's house.

2 Chronicles 13:5 affirms God's covenant of salt with David, highlighting the seriousness of Israel's rebellion here.

Isaiah 7:17 recalls the same division of Ephraim from Judah as the starting point of God's judgment through Assyria.

2 Chronicles 15:9 records many from Israel deserting to Judah during Asa's reign — a partial reversal of the rebellion.