Exodus 25:23-30 gives the original command; this verse carries it out.

Exodus 40:4 commands the table's arrangement, following its construction in this verse.

Exodus 40:22 records the table's placement in the tabernacle, continuing the narrative.

Exodus 40:23 shows the bread set on the table, completing its use.

Exodus 31:8 lists the table among items Bezalel is to make — directly commissioning the same object described here.

Leviticus 24:6 instructs placing showbread in two rows on this table — its specific liturgical use.

Numbers 4:7 describes covering this table with blue cloth when moving — later instruction for its transport.

1 Kings 7:48 mentions Solomon's table of showbread — a later temple version of the same sacred furniture.

2 Chronicles 4:8 says Solomon made ten tables — an expansion of the original single table.

Hebrews 9:2 describes the first room of the tabernacle containing this table — NT explanation of its place in worship.

Malachi 1:12 condemns profaning the Lord's table, contrasting the holy construction here.