Exodus 25:40 is the direct command to make the tabernacle according to the pattern shown on the mountain, which Stephen references.

Exodus 26:30 reiterates the pattern command for raising the tabernacle, echoing the same divine instruction Stephen mentions.

Exodus 38:21 details the inventory of the 'tabernacle of testimony', the same structure Stephen describes as made according to God's pattern.

Hebrews 8:2 identifies Christ as minister of the true heavenly tabernacle, contrasted with the earthly copy Moses built.

Hebrews 8:5 quotes the pattern command from Exodus 25:40, explaining the earthly tabernacle was a shadow of the heavenly.

Exodus 25:16 describes placing the 'testimony' (tablets) in the ark – this testimony gave the tabernacle its name.

1 Chronicles 28:19 explicitly mentions the 'pattern' for the temple, directly paralleling the tabernacle pattern in Stephen's speech.

Numbers 1:50-53 assigns the Levites to care for the tabernacle of testimony, expanding on its role in the wilderness.

Numbers 9:15 describes the cloud covering the tabernacle of testimony at its erection, illustrating God's presence mentioned in Acts.

Numbers 10:11 records the cloud lifting from the tabernacle of testimony to guide Israel's journey, showing its movement in the wilderness.

Numbers 17:7 places Moses' rods before the Lord in the tent of testimony, a key event within the same tabernacle.

Numbers 17:8 continues the rod's budding in the tent of testimony, confirming God's chosen priesthood at that tabernacle.

Numbers 18:2 instructs the Levites to serve with Aaron before the tent of testimony, detailing the tabernacle's priestly function.

Joshua 18:1 shows the tabernacle of meeting set up at Shiloh, continuing its history beyond the wilderness era.

2 Samuel 7:6 states God dwelled in a tent/tabernacle from the Exodus onward, confirming the wilderness tabernacle Stephen mentions.

1 Chronicles 17:5 similarly affirms God's dwelling in a tabernacle from the Exodus, echoing the same wilderness period.