Numbers 9:1-5 describes the first Passover in the wilderness, paralleling this Passover at Gilgal as a key observance after entering the land.

Exodus 12:21 gives the original Passover instruction in Egypt, the same observance continued here at Gilgal after entering the Promised Land.

Exodus 12:25 commands future Passover observance upon entering the land, which is exactly what happens here at Gilgal.

In Exodus 23:15, the command to keep the Feast of Unleavened Bread at the appointed time is fulfilled here by Israel's Passover at Gilgal.

In Leviticus 23:5, the law specifies Passover on the 14th day of the first month at even — exactly what is observed here.

In Numbers 9:2, the command to keep Passover at its season is obeyed in this first Passover in the Promised Land.

In Numbers 9:5, an earlier wilderness Passover is recorded; this verse records the next observance after entering Canaan.

In Ezra 6:19, the restored exiles also celebrate Passover on the 14th day — mirroring this original observance after entering the land.

Micah 6:5 explicitly recalls the journey from Shittim to Gilgal — directly referencing the context of this Passover celebration.