Deuteronomy 5:14 includes the foreigner in sabbath rest — parallel to the inclusion of foreigners in covenant assembly here.

Exodus 12:48 outlines conditions for foreigners to participate in Passover — parallel to inclusion of foreigners in covenant here.

Exodus 12:49 declares one law for native and foreigner — parallel to the equal inclusion of foreign woodcutters here.

Joshua 9:21-27 describes Gibeonites assigned as woodcutters and water carriers — the exact role mentioned here.

Joshua 8:33 shows foreigners standing with Israel at the covenant renewal, echoing the inclusive community listed here.

Joshua 8:35 repeats the exact categories—women, little ones, foreigners—demonstrating consistent application of inclusive covenant.

Numbers 9:14 extends Passover participation to foreigners, reinforcing the inclusion of sojourners in covenant worship.

Exodus 12:38 mentions the mixed multitude who left Egypt — a historical precursor to the foreigners included here.

Joel 2:16 explicitly includes children and nursing babes in the assembly, mirroring the inclusive call here.

In Acts 21:5, the same inclusive listing of wives and children appears in a farewell gathering, echoing the covenant community's inclusive nature.