Exodus 36:3 describes people bringing offerings for the sanctuary—the material provision that enables the work commanded in Exodus 36:1.

Exodus 36:4 continues the narrative with skilled workers stopping work to report surplus offerings—immediate sequel to Exodus 36:1.

Exodus 25:8 is God's original command to build a sanctuary—Exodus 36:1 begins the execution of that command.

Exodus 31:1-6 records God commissioning Bezalel and Oholiab with skill—the basis for the work beginning in Exodus 36:1.

Exodus 31:6 specifically appoints Oholiab and grants ability to all skilled workers—directly referenced in Exodus 36:1's workforce.

Exodus 35:30-35 is Moses' announcement of God's gifts to the craftsmen—Exodus 36:1 then shows them doing the work.

In Exodus 39, the craftsmen complete every item exactly as the Lord commanded — the direct outcome of the work begun in Exodus 36:1.

Exodus 40 shows the tabernacle erected and consecrated according to God's command — the culminating fulfillment of the construction ordered here.

Exodus 31:2 records God calling Bezalel by name for this work — the appointment that the craftsmen in 36:1 are now carrying out.

Exodus 35:10 is the prior command for gifted artisans to come and make the tabernacle, which this verse records as being carried out.

Exodus 38:22 identifies Bezalel as the craftsman who made everything commanded, directly fulfilling the work described here.

Exodus 39:33 describes the completed tabernacle being brought to Moses, the outcome of the work commanded here.

Exodus 35:25 specifically mentions women gifted artisans spinning yarn, expanding on the general group of gifted workers named here.

Exodus 28:3 also commands skilled workers empowered by God to make priestly garments—part of the same tabernacle project, different task.

1 Chronicles 28:21 records David commissioning skilled workers for the temple, echoing the tabernacle's pattern of gifted artisans.

1 Kings 7:14 describes Hiram, a temple craftsman, similarly filled with wisdom and skill, mirroring Bezalel's endowment.

1 Chronicles 2:20 gives Bezalel's genealogy from Hur, showing his lineage as the craftsman referenced here.

Job 38:36 rhetorically asks who gives wisdom, pointing to God as the source of the understanding given to these artisans.

James 1:5 echoes that God gives wisdom generously, just as He gave skill to the craftsmen for the tabernacle.

James 1:17 affirms every good gift is from God, which includes the skill given to the craftsmen in Exodus.