Deuteronomy 4:9 commands teaching children and not forgetting, closely paralleling the instruction to teach children in Deuteronomy 11:19.

Deuteronomy 4:10 recalls assembling to hear God's words and teaching children, directly echoing the teaching command in Deuteronomy 11:19.

Deuteronomy 6:7 uses nearly identical wording: 'impress them on your children' and the same contexts, strongly paralleling Deuteronomy 11:19.

Deuteronomy 31:19 commands teaching a song to all Israel as a witness, broadening Deut 11:19's child-focused teaching to the whole community.

Psalm 78:5 explicitly states God commanded ancestors to teach the law to their children, reinforcing the Deut 11:19 instruction.

Psalm 78:6 highlights the generational purpose—teaching children so they in turn teach their own children, extending Deut 11:19's vision.

Isaiah 38:19 states parents tell their children about God's faithfulness, directly paralleling the Deut 11:19 directive to teach children continually.

Genesis 18:19 describes Abraham directing his children and household to keep the Lord's way, a specific earlier example of Deut 11:19's command.

Exodus 12:26 shows children asking about the Passover, prompting parental teaching—a concrete instance of Deut 11:19's ongoing instruction.

Psalm 78:4 explicitly says not to hide God's deeds from children but to tell the coming generation, directly applying this command.

Ephesians 6:4 calls fathers to bring up children in the Lord's instruction, a New Testament echo of this Old Testament duty.

Joshua 4:6 shows a specific method of teaching children through memorial stones, fulfilling the command to pass down God's works.

Psalm 48:13 urges telling the next generation about Jerusalem's defenses, echoing the same duty to pass on knowledge.