Deuteronomy 11:26-29 earlier commands the same ceremony — setting blessing on Gerizim and curse on Ebal — directly parallel.

Deuteronomy 11:29 gives the original command to set the blessing on Mount Gerizim and the curse on Ebal, which this verse implements.

Joshua 8:33 recounts the fulfillment of this command: the people standing on Mount Gerizim and Ebal as Moses had commanded.

Joshua 8:34 describes reading the blessing and curse, fulfilling the instructions given in this verse.

John 4:20 refers to Mount Gerizim as the Samaritan place of worship, the same mountain where blessing was pronounced in Deuteronomy.

Genesis 29:33-35 records the births of Simeon, Levi, and Judah—three of the six tribes here assigned to bless from Mount Gerizim.

Genesis 30:18 records the birth of Issachar, another of the six tribes named here to bless from Mount Gerizim.

Genesis 30:24 records the birth of Joseph, one of the six tribes called to bless from Mount Gerizim.

Genesis 35:18 records the birth of Benjamin, the youngest son of Jacob, who is listed here among the blessing tribes on Gerizim.