Micah 6:6-9 asks 'what shall I bring before the LORD?' — same question as the Philistines, but answers with ethical requirements rather than ritual.

In Genesis 41:8, Pharaoh summons wise men to interpret dreams, paralleling the Philistines consulting diviners here.

In Exodus 7:11, Pharaoh calls magicians to compete with Moses, mirroring the Philistines' reliance on diviners.

In Daniel 2:2, Nebuchadnezzar summons magicians to interpret dreams, a parallel to the Philistines seeking advice.

In Daniel 5:7, Belshazzar calls enchanters to read the writing, similar to the Philistines consulting their priests.

Jonah 1:11 has sailors asking 'what shall we do to you?' to calm God's wrath — similar crisis of divine displeasure.

In Matthew 2:4, Herod gathers chief priests and scribes to ask where the Messiah is born — mirroring the Philistines consulting priests about the Ark.