2 Samuel 5:7 identifies the 'city of David' as the fortress of Zion, the place David avoids bringing the ark in this verse.

2 Samuel 15:18 mentions a group of 600 Gittites from Gath, like Obed-edom here. Shows Gittites served David.

1 Chronicles 13:13 records the same event — David's decision to leave the ark at Obed-edom's house instead of bringing it to Jerusalem.

1 Chronicles 13:14 continues the account, noting the ark stayed three months and God blessed Obed-edom, directly echoing 2 Samuel 6:11.

1 Chronicles 26:4-8 details Obed-edom's many sons and mighty descendants, fulfilling the blessing God gave him for hosting the ark.

1 Chronicles 11:5 also identifies the city of David as the fortress of Zion, the same location from which David excluded the ark here.

1 Chronicles 15:18 lists Obed-edom as a gatekeeper later, showing the ongoing role of the man who hosted the ark.

1 Chronicles 16:5 lists Obed-edom among musicians for the ark's procession, indicating his continued service after the blessing.