Exodus 29:24 describes the wave offering ritual itself — placing the items in Aaron's hands and waving them, which leads to the consecration in verse 27.

Exodus 29:28 immediately extends the same rule: the breast and shoulder from the ordination ram become a perpetual priestly portion from all Israel's peace offerings.

Exodus 29:31 continues the ordination ritual: after setting aside the breast and shoulder (29:27), the rest of the ram is boiled in the holy place.

Exodus 28:41 describes the anointing and consecration of Aaron and his sons — the very priests who receive the sanctified portions in 29:27 as part of that same ordination ritual.

Leviticus 7:31-34 formalizes the priest's portions from peace offerings — the same breast and thigh given to Aaron and his sons as a perpetual due.

Leviticus 8:28-31 narrates the enactment of these instructions, including the wave breast and shoulder, showing the consecration was carried out exactly as commanded.

Leviticus 8:29 recounts Moses waving the breast of the ordination ram — the exact event that Exodus 29:27 authorizes, with Moses receiving that portion.

Leviticus 10:15 repeats the command that the contributed thigh and waved breast belong to the priests as a perpetual due — reinforcing the ordinance.

Numbers 18:11 declares that all wave offerings of Israel are given to the priests as a perpetual due — a general statement that includes the portions from Exodus 29:27.

Numbers 18:18 states that the flesh of the offerings belongs to the priests, specifically calling out the breast and right thigh as theirs — same portions.

Numbers 18:19 confirms that all holy contributions, including wave offerings, are a perpetual covenant of salt for the priests — reinforcing the permanence.

1 Samuel 2:14 depicts Eli's sons taking meat arbitrarily from sacrifices — in contrast to the specific, holy portions assigned to priests in Exodus 29:27.

Leviticus 7:14 gives the general rule that one heave offering from peace offerings goes to the officiating priest — echoing the perpetual statute established for the ordination ram's portions in Exodus 29:27.

Leviticus 9:21 describes Aaron waving the breast and thigh from the people's peace offering — a different offering but the same priestly portions.

Numbers 6:20 gives the priest the shoulder of the Nazirite's ram as a wave offering — a different cut but same wave-offering principle.

Numbers 31:29 applies the same heave offering principle to war spoils — a portion for the priest, similar to the consecrated portions in Exodus 29:27.