Exodus 28:3 also describes God filling skillful workers with a spirit of skill, directly paralleling the divine enablement here.

Exodus 31:6 mentions God giving skill to all the skillful for the tabernacle, a clear parallel to the calling in Exodus 36:2.

Exodus 35:10 calls every skillful craftsman to come and make what the Lord commanded, mirroring the summons here.

Exodus 35:21-35 recounts the people's offerings and the Spirit-filled craftsmen, the broader context of this calling.

Exodus 35:25 details the skilled women spinners, a specific subset of the gifted artisans called in the main verse.

Exodus 35:26 continues describing wise-hearted women spinning goat hair — part of the same workforce called here.

1 Kings 7:14 describes Hiram, filled with wisdom for temple work — paralleling the divinely given wisdom to Bezalel and artisans here.

James 1:17 affirms every good gift comes from God, directly supporting the source of the skill here—this skill is a good gift from above.

Hebrews 5:4 parallels the principle that divine calling, not self-appointment, qualifies one for service — here priesthood, there tabernacle artisans.

1 Chronicles 29:5 echoes the call for willing service for the temple — similar to the stirred hearts for the tabernacle work here.

Job 38:36 asks who gives wisdom and understanding — echoing the theme that wisdom comes from God, as seen in the artisans here.

Acts 6:3 similarly selects men full of the Spirit and wisdom for service, paralleling the Spirit-gifted craftsmen.