2 Kings 22:8-13 describes the discovery of the law that sparked Josiah's reforms, providing the immediate cause.

2 Kings 21:6 shows Manasseh consulting mediums — directly opposite to Josiah's purge of them.

2 Kings 21:3 lists Manasseh's idolatries — the exact practices Josiah later removed, highlighting the reversal.

Leviticus 19:31 commands Israel to avoid mediums and spiritists, the very law Josiah was upholding.

Acts 16:16-18 shows a spirit of divination being expelled, a NT parallel to Josiah’s purge of divination.

Hosea 3:4 foretells Israel without teraphim, a condition Josiah’s reform enforced.

Isaiah 8:19 condemns consulting mediums and wizards, reinforcing the same sin Josiah eradicated.

2 Chronicles 34:14-19 gives the parallel account of finding the law and Josiah's repentant response.

1 Samuel 28:3 records Saul also expelling mediums — a parallel action to Josiah's reform.

Judges 18:18 repeats the theft of household idols (teraphim), reinforcing their presence in Israel’s history.

Judges 18:17 shows the Danites taking Micah’s household idols (teraphim), the same items Josiah removed.

Judges 17:5 describes Micah making household idols (teraphim), which Josiah later purged from Judah.

Deuteronomy 18:10-12 lists these practices as abominations the law forbids, which Josiah purged from Judah.

In Leviticus 20:27, this law commands death for mediums and necromancers—the very practices Josiah removed to uphold the law.

Genesis 31:19 features Rachel stealing household idols (teraphim), the same objects Josiah abolished.

2 Chronicles 33:6 records Manasseh's practice of mediums and necromancers, the very sins Josiah later purged.

Isaiah 19:3 lists mediums and spiritists among Egypt’s doomed practices, echoing the occult items Josiah removed.

Revelation 22:15 excludes sorcerers from God’s city, mirroring Josiah’s removal of occult practices.