Deuteronomy 33:10 assigns the Levites to teach God's law — directly linking to their role of declaring the curses in this verse.

Deuteronomy 33:9 describes the Levites' faithful loyalty to God's word — the same tribe that pronounces the curses here.

Joshua 8:33 records the fulfillment of this ceremony — all Israel standing before the Levitical priests as Moses commanded.

In Daniel 9:11, the curse pronounced by the Levites is cited as the reason for Israel's exile — the covenant curses have been fulfilled.

In Joshua 8:34, Joshua reads the blessing and curse exactly as the Levites were commanded, fulfilling this ceremony at Mount Ebal.

In Malachi 2:7-9, the Levites who should guard knowledge like those in Deuteronomy are condemned for failing their teaching role.

In Nehemiah 8:7, Levites help the people understand the Law — echoing the Levitical teaching role seen here in declaring the curses.

Nehemiah 8:8 shows Levites reading God's law clearly and giving its sense — a continuation of their teaching function from this verse.