Exodus 35:35
Them hath he filled with wisdom of heart, to work all manner of work, of the engraver, and of the cunning workman, and of the embroiderer, in blue, and in purple, in scarlet, and in fine linen, and of the weaver, even of them that do any work, and of those that devise cunning work.
Cross-reference
Exodus 35:31 describes Bezalel's filling with skill — the same divine enablement extended to all workers in Exodus 35:35.
Exodus 26:1 describes the tabernacle curtains these skilled workers were to make, showing the practical outworking of their divine filling.
Exodus 31:3 states God filled Bezalel with skill — a direct precursor to the general filling of workers in Exodus 35:35.
Exodus 31:6 appoints Oholiab and gives ability to all skilled workers — parallel to Exodus 35:35's description of God filling them with skill.
Exodus 26:31 specifies the tabernacle curtain made by skilled workers—directly illustrates the kind of work these gifted artisans perform.
Exodus 28:3 commands skilled workers, whom God gave wisdom, to make priestly garments—a direct parallel to the same workers described here.
1 Kings 7:14 describes Huram as 'full of wisdom, understanding, and skill' — directly echoing the filling of craftsmen in Exodus 35:35.
2 Chronicles 2:14 details a craftsman's skill in engraving and weaving — matching the diverse skills listed in Exodus 35:35.
1 Corinthians 12:4 highlights diverse gifts from one Spirit, exactly as the Spirit gave various craftsmanship skills here.
1 Chronicles 22:15 lists many skilled workers for the temple—a clear parallel to the tabernacle craftsmen here.
1 Chronicles 28:21 mentions everyone skilled in craft helping build the temple—echoes the divinely gifted artisans of the tabernacle.
2 Kings 22:6 records skilled workers repairing the temple—a later application of the same principle of skilled labor for God's house.