In 1 Samuel 6:5, the Philistines are told to make images of tumors and mice to give glory to God, explaining the purpose behind the guilt offering commanded in verse 4.

1 Samuel 6:17 lists the five golden tumors corresponding to each Philistine lord, specifying the offering mentioned in verse 4.

1 Samuel 6:18 lists the golden mice according to the number of Philistine cities, detailing the guilt offering from verse 4.

1 Samuel 6:8 instructs to place the golden figures from verse 4 in a box with the ark, continuing the narrative of the guilt offering.

In 1 Samuel 6:16, the five Philistine lords return to Ekron, completing the narrative of the guilt offering described here.

1 Samuel 5:6 describes the tumors plague on Ashdod, which is the affliction that led to the guilt offering in verse 4.

1 Samuel 5:9 recounts the tumors plague on Gath, another instance of the same affliction referenced in verse 4.

Joshua 13:3 lists the five Philistine lords, the same rulers mentioned in verse 4 as the recipients of the guilt offering.

Judges 3:3 mentions the five lords of the Philistines, identical to the lords in verse 4 for whom the guilt offering is made.