Exodus 40:8 commands setting up the court and gate screen — here in 40:33 Moses exactly fulfills that instruction.

Exodus 27:9-16 gives the detailed specifications for the court — here in 40:33 Moses erects that same court as instructed.

In Exodus 39:32, the same completion of the tabernacle is reported earlier in the narrative.

Exodus 38:9 describes making the court that Moses then sets up — a direct narrative step from construction to completion.

1 Kings 6:9 describes the completion of Solomon's temple, mirroring Moses finishing the tabernacle — both are the finished work of God's dwelling.

Zechariah 4:9 promises Zerubbabel will complete the second temple — a parallel to Moses finishing the tabernacle, both completing God's house.

Hebrews 3:2-5 compares Moses' faithfulness in God's house (the tabernacle) to Christ — directly referencing Moses' completed work here.

In Hebrews 9:6, this setup enabled the regular priestly ministry in the first tabernacle.

In Hebrews 9:7, this completion allowed the high priest's annual entry into the Most Holy Place.

1 Kings 7:51 states Solomon finished the temple — a direct parallel to Moses finishing the tabernacle, both completing God's dwelling place.

Leviticus 6:26 mentions the court as the place where sin offerings are eaten — showing the functional use of the court Moses set up.