Ezekiel 44:14 reinforces their appointed duties — keeping charge of the house, not offering sacrifices.

Ezekiel 40:45 assigns house charge to priests, contrasting the Levites' limited duties here.

2 Chronicles 29:34 shows Levites helping slaughter offerings, matching their assigned task here.

2 Chronicles 30:17 has Levites slaughtering Passover lambs for the unclean, echoing their role here.

2 Chronicles 35:11 has Levites flaying the Passover offerings, directly matching the slaughtering duty here.

Numbers 8:19 describes the original appointment of Levites to serve in the sanctuary—the same role they continue in Ezekiel 44:11 after being disciplined.

Deuteronomy 10:8 recalls the Levites' high calling to stand before the Lord—contrasting with their demotion to gatekeepers in Ezekiel 44:11.

1 Chronicles 9:23 shows Levites as gatekeepers of the temple—paralleling the gate duty assigned to the demoted Levites in Ezekiel 44:11.

Numbers 16:9 speaks of Levites being separated for tabernacle service, a precedent for their duties here.

1 Chronicles 26:1-19 lists gatekeeper duties, similar to the Levite role assigned here.

2 Chronicles 35:10 describes Levites serving in divisions, a broader parallel to their appointed duties here.