Exodus 16:34 says Aaron placed the manna jar before the Testimony, directly paralleling the jar mentioned in Hebrews 9:4.

Revelation 8:3 shows an angel offering incense at the golden altar in heaven, echoing the earthly golden altar of incense in the tabernacle.

In 2 Chronicles 5:10, only the two stone tablets were in the ark, contrasting with Hebrews' additional items (manna, staff).

1 Kings 8:9 states the ark contained only the tablets — contrasting with Hebrews 9:4 which adds manna and Aaron's staff.

Deuteronomy 10:2-5 records God commanding the new tablets be put in the ark, confirming their presence as Hebrews 9:4 notes.

Numbers 17:10 records Aaron's staff placed before the ark as a sign — the event Hebrews 9:4 references as being inside the ark.

Numbers 17:8 records the budding of Aaron's rod, the event that produced the rod kept in the ark according to Hebrews 9:4.

Numbers 17:5 tells how Aaron's rod budded as a sign, which was then kept in the ark as referenced in Hebrews 9:4.

Leviticus 16:12 describes the high priest taking coals from the altar of incense into the Holy of Holies, the ritual behind the golden altar mentioned here.

Exodus 40:21 describes Moses bringing the ark into the tabernacle and setting up the veil, the same ark Hebrews 9:4 mentions.

Exodus 40:3 instructs placing the ark in the tabernacle and covering it with the veil, showing its placement referenced in Hebrews 9:4.

Exodus 16:33 commands putting manna in a jar before the Lord — the origin of the golden jar of manna inside the ark in Hebrews 9:4.

Exodus 25:10-16 gives the original instructions for building the ark of the covenant, which Hebrews 9:4 says contained the manna, rod, and tablets.

Exodus 25:16 commands putting the tablets into the ark — the very tablets Hebrews 9:4 says were inside.

Exodus 25:21 repeats the instruction to place the tablets in the ark, confirming their presence as noted in Hebrews 9:4.

Exodus 26:33 explains that the ark was placed behind the veil in the Most Holy Place, providing context for its location in Hebrews 9:4.

Exodus 37:1-5 records Bezalel's actual construction of the ark, the same ark referred to in Hebrews 9:4.

Exodus 39:35 lists the ark of the testimony as part of the tabernacle inventory, echoing the ark mentioned in Hebrews 9:4.

Exodus 40:20 records Moses placing the tablets into the ark — the exact event behind Hebrews 9:4's statement.

Deuteronomy 4:13 states God wrote the Ten Commandments on two stone tablets, which were placed in the ark.

Deuteronomy 9:11 says God gave Moses the two stone tablets at the end of forty days—the tablets later in the ark.

Deuteronomy 10:1 commands Moses to make a wooden ark and new stone tablets, foundational to the ark described in Hebrews.

In 1 Kings 6:19, Solomon places the ark in the inner sanctuary, matching the location of the ark in the Holy of Holies described in Hebrews 9:4.

In 2 Chronicles 5:7, the priests bring the ark into the Most Holy Place, directly paralleling the ark's placement in the tabernacle described in Hebrews 9:4.

In 2 Chronicles 6:11, Solomon says the ark contains the covenant tablets — the same contents listed among the items in the ark in Hebrews 9:4.

In 2 Corinthians 3:7, the stone tablets of the law are called a ministry of death — the same tablets that Hebrews 9:4 says were kept inside the ark.

In Revelation 11:19, the heavenly ark of the covenant appears, corresponding to the earthly ark in the tabernacle mentioned in Hebrews 9:4.

Exodus 30:6 describes the altar of incense placed before the ark, linking the two items listed together in Hebrews.