Ezra 1:1-3 records Cyrus’ decree that the Jews cite here as their authority for rebuilding the temple alone.

Ezra 6:3-5 repeats and expands Cyrus’ decree, confirming the temple dimensions and funding referenced in the main verse.

In Ezra 6:14, the temple is successfully finished, showing the fulfillment of the work they began despite opposition here.

In Ezra 2:2, the same leaders (Zerubbabel, Jeshua, etc.) are listed as the first returnees, confirming their authority to refuse foreign help.

2 Chronicles 36:22 gives the parallel account of Cyrus’ decree, the same authority appealed to in Ezra 4:3.

2 Chronicles 36:23 continues Cyrus’ decree, directly commissioning the temple building that the Jews insist on doing alone.

Nehemiah 2:20 uses the same phrase 'you have no share' when rejecting opponents, reinforcing the exclusive claim of God's people.

Isaiah 44:28 prophesies that Cyrus would order Jerusalem’s temple rebuilt—fulfilled here when the Jews cite his command.

Isaiah 45:1 foretells God’s anointing of Cyrus to subdue nations—the same king whose decree authorizes the temple rebuild here.

Isaiah 45:4 says God calls Cyrus for Israel’s sake—the reason behind the decree the Jews rely on in this verse.

Acts 8:21 uses the identical phrase 'no part or share' to exclude Simon, showing the same principle of exclusion.

Joshua 22:25 uses the same phrase 'You have no share in the LORD' to exclude tribes—mirroring the Jews’ rejection of foreign help here.