2 Chronicles 30:24 also shows Hezekiah providing animals for offerings; this continues the same pattern of royal generosity.

Exodus 29:38-42 is the original law for daily burnt offerings that Hezekiah follows—the source of the command cited here.

Leviticus 23:2-44 provides the full list of appointed feasts that Hezekiah followed 'as written in the Law'.

Numbers 28:3-8 records the same daily burnt offering law, reinforcing the command Hezekiah implemented.

Numbers 28:9 prescribes the Sabbath burnt offering, which Hezekiah provided as part of his royal provision.

Numbers 28:10 repeats the Sabbath offering regulation, directly matching Hezekiah's action.

Numbers 28:11-31 covers new moon and feast offerings, exactly the categories Hezekiah made provision for.

Numbers 29:1-40 details the seventh month feasts, part of the appointed feasts Hezekiah supported.

In Deuteronomy 16:1-17, the Lord commands the three pilgrimage festivals, the very appointed feasts Hezekiah reinstated here.

Ezekiel 45:17 likewise assigns the prince the duty to provide burnt offerings for feasts, new moons, and Sabbaths—mirroring Hezekiah's practice.

Ezekiel 46:4-7 specifies the prince's offerings on Sabbaths and new moons, directly paralleling the provisions Hezekiah made.

Numbers 28:6 gives the law for the continual morning and evening burnt offering, which Hezekiah provided for here.

Numbers 29:39 summarizes offerings for appointed festivals, the same ones Hezekiah included in his provision.

1 Chronicles 16:40 records David establishing the same daily burnt offerings according to the Law, paralleling Hezekiah's actions.