Exodus 34:35 explains that Moses' radiance caused fear, so he veiled his face — the immediate result of the glow here.

In Exodus 32:15, Moses also descends Sinai carrying the tablets — the same motion from the mountain, though this first set was later broken.

Exodus 31:18 describes God giving Moses the stone tablets — the same tablets Moses brings down, though broken and replaced.

Exodus 25:16 instructs placing the covenant law tablets in the ark — the same tablets Moses holds here.

In Matthew 17:2, Jesus' face shines like the sun at the Transfiguration, directly paralleling Moses' radiant face from meeting God on Sinai.

Luke 9:29 describes Jesus' face changing and clothes dazzling white at the Transfiguration, echoing Moses' radiance after being with God.

2 Corinthians 3:7-9 explicitly discusses Moses' fading glory from this event, using it to contrast the old covenant's glory with the greater glory of the new covenant.

2 Corinthians 3:13 refers to Moses veiling his face to hide the fading glory, directly building on the radiance described in Exodus 34:29.

Revelation 1:16 depicts Christ's face shining like the sun in full brilliance, a fulfillment and surpassing of Moses' reflected glory from God's presence.

Mark 9:2 describes Jesus' transfiguration on a mountain, echoing Moses' radiant face on Sinai — a typological foreshadowing of divine glory.

Deuteronomy 10:5 recounts Moses placing the tablets into the ark after coming down — the next step following this moment.

Revelation 10:1 depicts a mighty angel with a face like the sun, echoing Moses' radiant face from being in God's presence.

Acts 6:15 says Stephen's face was like an angel's, a radiance reminiscent of Moses' shining face when he came down from Sinai.

Hebrews 9:4 mentions the stone tablets of the covenant inside the ark — the same tablets Moses carried down from Sinai.