Exodus 28:3 shows God giving wisdom to skilled workers for priestly garments — the same divine gifting as here.

Exodus 35:10 calls the skilled workers to make everything commanded, directly executing the gifting from this verse.

Exodus 35:25 specifically shows skilled women spinning yarn, illustrating the God-given ability from this verse.

Exodus 35:26 adds women with skill spinning goat hair, another example of the ability God gave here.

Exodus 35:34 repeats Oholiab's appointment, adding that God gave him teaching ability to instruct others.

Exodus 35:35 says God filled them with skill for all kinds of work, directly echoing the gift of ability in this verse.

Exodus 36:1 mentions Oholiab again as part of the skilled workers executing the work, continuing the same narrative.

Exodus 36:8 has skilled workers making the tabernacle curtains, fulfilling the command enabled by God's gift here.

Exodus 37:1 records Bezalel constructing the ark, fulfilling the command in 31:6 to make all that God commanded.

Exodus 25:22 reveals that the tabernacle, built by these gifted craftsmen, is where God will meet and speak with Moses—its ultimate purpose.

Exodus 36:2 shows the fulfillment: Moses calls the craftsmen, including Bezalel and Oholiab, to begin the work God had commanded.

Exodus 38:31 lists the bronze sockets and pins, part of the same tabernacle construction project for which God gave skill in 31:6.

Daniel 2:21 affirms that God gives wisdom to the wise, directly paralleling the source of the craftsmen's skill in Exodus 31:6.