1 Kings 5:6 records Solomon requesting cedar from Lebanon and paying wages to Sidonians, exactly paralleling Ezra's arrangement for timber.

1 Kings 5:9-11 describes bringing cedar by sea and payment in food, mirroring Ezra's provision of food/drink/oil for Lebanon timber.

2 Chronicles 2:10-15 has Solomon providing wheat, barley, wine, and oil for Hiram's woodcutters, paralleling Ezra's food/oil payment.

2 Chronicles 2:16 explicitly mentions bringing timber from Lebanon by sea to Joppa, exactly as Ezra does for the rebuilt temple.

1 Chronicles 22:2 describes David appointing stonecutters for the temple, parallel to hiring masons and carpenters here.

1 Chronicles 22:4 explicitly notes that Sidonians and Tyrians brought cedar to David for the temple, identical to the source and purpose here.

Haggai 1:8 commands bringing timber to build the temple, directly corresponding to the action taken here.

In 2 Kings 12:11, money is given to carpenters and builders for temple repairs — the same kind of payment for workers described here.

In 2 Kings 12:12, funds go to masons and for timber/stone — mirroring the materials and workers paid here.

In 2 Kings 22:5, money is given to workers for temple repairs — similar to the funding of materials and labor here.

2 Kings 22:6 describes paying masons and carpenters for temple repair under Josiah, mirroring Ezra's funding of similar work.

1 Chronicles 14:1 shows Hiram of Tyre sending cedar to David for his palace, a similar pattern of obtaining cedar from Tyre for construction.

2 Chronicles 24:12 records giving money to masons and carpenters to restore the temple under Joash, echoing Ezra's temple funding.