In 1 Kings 9:2, the Lord appears to Solomon a second time at Gibeon, directly referencing the location of the earlier sacrifice.

1 Chronicles 16:39 confirms the tabernacle and high place were at Gibeon during David's reign, explaining why Solomon sacrificed there.

1 Chronicles 21:29 states the Mosaic tabernacle and altar were at Gibeon at that time, directly linking to Solomon's sacrifice.

2 Chronicles 1:3 gives the parallel account of Solomon going to Gibeon because the tabernacle was there.

2 Chronicles 1:6 is the parallel account of Solomon offering a thousand burnt offerings on the bronze altar at Gibeon.

In 2 Chronicles 1:7-12, God appears to Solomon that night at Gibeon and offers him wisdom—the direct sequel.

In Exodus 29:18, the burnt offering is described as a sweet savor to the LORD, the same type of sacrifice Solomon offered in abundance at Gibeon.