Numbers 25:2-4 records the exact sin prohibited here — Israelites sacrificing to Moabite gods — and God's command to execute the offenders.

Deuteronomy 13:1-15 expands on this law, detailing how to handle false prophets or entire towns that entice Israel to sacrifice to other gods.

Deuteronomy 17:2-5 applies the same penalty to a man or woman found worshipping other gods, requiring thorough investigation before execution.

Deuteronomy 18:20 targets false prophets who speak in the name of other gods, another expression of the same idolatry condemned here.

Joshua 23:16 directly links serving other gods to swift destruction, mirroring the penalty in Exodus 22:20.

Numbers 25:5 enacts the command by killing those who joined Baal, a direct application of Exodus 22:20.

Deuteronomy 13:15 prescribes herem for an apostate city, expanding the same law from Exodus 22:20.

2 Kings 23:20 records Josiah executing idolatrous priests, a historical application of the herem command in Exodus 22:20.

Numbers 25:7 shows Phinehas taking a spear to execute judgment, acting out the penalty decreed in this law.

2 Chronicles 15:13 decrees death for not seeking God, a broader capital penalty for apostasy like Exodus 22:20.