Ezekiel 45:2-7 details the dimensions and uses of the holy district introduced in this verse—direct continuation.

Ezekiel 45:5 specifies the Levites' portion within the holy district, clarifying the allocation from verse 1.

Ezekiel 45:6 assigns the city's portion within the holy district, completing the distribution from verse 1.

Ezekiel 45:4 specifies that this holy district is for the priests and their houses, detailing the purpose of the area described in the main verse.

Ezekiel 47:21 commands dividing the land among tribes—the same allocation plan introduced here, completing the vision.

Ezekiel 48:8-23 describes the sacred portion for priests and Levites, expanding on the holy district command here.

Ezekiel 48:29 summarizes the tribal inheritance allotments, directly continuing the land division command from here.

Ezekiel 48:15 describes the common area for the city, contrasting with the holy district here. Both belong to the land allocation plan.

Numbers 34:13 records Moses commanding land division by lot—the same inheritance principle applied earlier to Canaan.

Joshua 14:2 describes inheritance by lot as commanded by Moses—further example of the land division process here.

Zechariah 14:20 envisions 'Holy to the Lord' on everyday items, extending the holiness of this sacred district to all life.

Zechariah 14:21 continues that vision, declaring even common pots holy—echoing the pervasive holiness of the district.

Numbers 35:2 commands giving Levites towns and pastures—like here, land set apart for sacred service.