Numbers 3:41 explicitly commands taking Levites instead of firstborns, directly resulting from the Levites' decision to side with Moses.

Malachi 2:5 recalls the covenant of life and peace with Levi, grounded in the tribe's zeal at the golden calf incident.

Genesis 29:34 gives the meaning of Levi's name as 'joined'—the Levites here fulfill that by joining Moses on the Lord's side.

Numbers 1:50 appoints the Levites over the tabernacle—their loyalty here results in their later service as caretakers of God's dwelling.

Numbers 3:6 commands to bring the Levites near to serve Aaron—a later consecration that follows from their decision to side with Moses here.

Matthew 12:30 states 'Whoever is not with me is against me'—the principle of divided allegiance that Moses' call enforces.