1 Kings 6:1 records the start of temple construction, providing the chronological bookend to this verse's completion.

1 Kings 6:9 notes an earlier stage of finishing the temple structure, complementing the final completion described here.

1 Kings 6:14 gives the simple statement of the temple's completion, while 6:38 adds the precise seven-year timeline and month.

1 Kings 7:1 contrasts the 13 years for Solomon's palace with the 7 years for the temple, highlighting priority of God's house.

1 Kings 9:10 reveals the combined twenty-year period for both temple and palace, showing the temple's seven years as part of a larger project.

1 Kings 9:1 expands the completion to include the palace and all Solomon's projects, contextualizing the temple's seven-year duration.

1 Kings 9:15 details the forced labor used to build the temple and palace, adding the human cost behind the completion timeline.

1 Kings 9:25 records Solomon's sacrifices after the temple's completion, showing how the finished building was immediately used for worship.

John 2:19 uses temple imagery for Christ's resurrection, with Solomon's completed temple prefiguring the true temple of His body.

Acts 7:47 directly references Solomon building the temple, confirming the historical fact from a New Testament perspective.

Ezra 6:15 gives the exact date of the second temple's completion, paralleling the precise dating of the first temple here.

Zechariah 4:9 prophesies Zerubbabel will finish the temple, mirroring the completion of Solomon's temple as a pattern.

Zechariah 6:13-15 speaks of a future temple built by a priest-king, echoing the completion of Solomon's temple as a type.