2 Chronicles 21:20 describes Jehoram's shameful burial unlike his father's honorable one — a stark contrast.

2 Chronicles 9:31 uses the same formula for Solomon's death and succession, mirroring Jehoshaphat's.

2 Chronicles 12:16 similarly records Rehoboam's death and Abijah's succession — same formula.

1 Kings 22:50 records the same event: Jehoshaphat's death and Jehoram's succession, nearly verbatim.

2 Kings 8:16 synchronizes Jehoram's reign with Israel's king, providing timing for the succession.

2 Kings 8:17 gives Jehoram's age and reign length, expanding on the son mentioned.

2 Kings 8:24 records Jehoram's death and Ahaziah's succession, the next event after Jehoshaphat's death.

1 Chronicles 3:11 lists Jehoshaphat as father of Jehoram in the Davidic genealogy, confirming the succession.

Matthew 1:8 includes Jehoshaphat and Jehoram in Jesus' genealogy, connecting to the succession here.

In Acts 13:36, David's death and burial with his fathers mirrors the same phrasing used for Jehoshaphat's death — both kings rest with their ancestors.