2 Chronicles 35:10 depicts Josiah's Passover following the same priestly and Levitical divisions, echoing Solomon's obedience to David's ordinance.

2 Chronicles 5:11 notes that at the temple dedication priests served without regard to divisions—in contrast to the regular divisions Solomon set up here.

2 Chronicles 35:4 references David's written divisions for Passover, which Solomon also followed.

2 Chronicles 29:25 shows Hezekiah restoring worship according to David's command, just as Solomon did.

2 Chronicles 31:2 shows Hezekiah also appointing priestly divisions according to David's ordinance, mirroring Solomon's earlier action.

2 Chronicles 23:4 describes Jehoiada reinstating the priestly divisions by turns, following the same Davidic system Solomon implemented.

2 Chronicles 34:13 mentions Levites as gatekeepers during Josiah's repair, reflecting David's organization.

1 Chronicles 6:32-48 gives detailed names and genealogies of the Levitical musicians Solomon assigned, expanding on his arrangements.

Luke 1:8 shows the priestly division system still operating in the NT, confirming the lasting structure Solomon set up.

1 Chronicles 28:19 reveals David's temple plans were given by God's hand, validating the commands Solomon carries out here.

1 Chronicles 26 details the gatekeeper divisions David commanded, which Solomon follows. It is the source of his actions.

1 Chronicles 25:1-31 outlines the musicians' divisions appointed by David, which Solomon then put into practice at the temple.

1 Chronicles 24:20-31 lists the remaining Levite divisions, reinforcing the specific structure Solomon implemented for temple service.

1 Chronicles 24:1-19 lists the priestly divisions David ordained, which Solomon is implementing here—the source of his organization.

1 Chronicles 23:1-32 details David's organization of Levitical divisions, the very blueprint Solomon executed as commanded.

1 Chronicles 16:42 names Heman and Jeduthun with instruments and gatekeepers, directly matching the roles Solomon later instituted.

1 Chronicles 16:4-6 shows David stationing Levites to minister with music before the ark, foreshadowing Solomon's temple service.

1 Chronicles 15:16-22 records David's appointment of musicians for the ark, the model Solomon later followed for temple worship.

1 Chronicles 6:31 identifies the musicians David appointed for temple service, the very ones Solomon later placed in their offices.

1 Chronicles 26:17 gives the daily gatekeeper rotations that Solomon followed at the temple gates.

1 Chronicles 23:6 details David's division of Levites by clans, the basis for Solomon's appointments.

1 Chronicles 23:5 describes David's allocation of 4,000 gatekeepers and musicians, the same duties Solomon assigned.

1 Chronicles 16:37 records David appointing Asaph for daily ministry before the ark, which Solomon later implemented.

Nehemiah 12:24 mentions Levites praising according to David's commandment, mirroring Solomon's obedience.

Nehemiah 12:36 refers to musical instruments of David, used in worship as Solomon had arranged.

Luke 1:5 names Zechariah of the division of Abijah, one of the divisions David established and Solomon set up, linking the priestly order to the NT.

In Ezra 6:18, the post-exilic temple service is organized in similar divisions of priests and Levites, echoing the pattern Solomon set.