Joshua 6:8 records the priests immediately obeying Joshua's command in verse 6, carrying the ark and blowing trumpets as instructed.

Joshua 6:13 continues the march, with priests blowing trumpets and the ark following the command given in verse 6.

Joshua 6:12 immediately records the priests carrying out this command, marking the fulfillment.

Joshua 3:3 commands the people to follow the ark carried by priests, a parallel to the ark-led procession around Jericho in Joshua 6:6.

In Joshua 3:6, Joshua gives a similar command to priests to take the ark before crossing the Jordan, echoing the same pattern of priestly leadership.

In Joshua 3:14, priests carrying the ark lead the people across the Jordan, paralleling their role at Jericho.

Joshua 8:33 describes priests carrying the ark at Mount Ebal, another instance of the ark being borne by priests.

1 Chronicles 13:10 describes Uzzah struck for touching the ark, contrasting the proper priestly handling commanded here.

2 Chronicles 5:4 describes Levites taking up the ark for temple dedication — same ceremonial action as here, showing continuity.

Exodus 25:14 prescribes how to carry the ark with poles, providing the background for the priests' action here.

Deuteronomy 20:2-4 instructs priests to address the army before battle, linking the priestly role in war to Joshua's command with the ark.

1 Chronicles 15:2 specifies that only Levites may carry the ark — here Joshua commands priests to take it up, consistent with priestly/Levitical duty.

2 Samuel 15:24 shows priests carrying the ark during Absalom's rebellion, a different context but same ritual action.

1 Kings 8:3 records priests taking up the ark for Solomon's temple dedication, continuing the pattern of priestly transport.