Leviticus 25:50 provides the pricing calculation for a hired servant until Jubilee, directly elaborating the arrangement described in verse 40.

Leviticus 25:54 confirms that the servant and his children go free at Jubilee, matching verse 40's statement of service until that year.

Exodus 21:6 allows a servant to choose permanent slavery, contrasting with Leviticus 25:40's Jubilee release that ends all servitude.

Exodus 21:2 mandates release after six years, while Leviticus 25:40 ties release to Jubilee—both regulate Hebrew servitude with different timeframes.

Deuteronomy 24:14 forbids oppressing hired workers, aligning with Leviticus 25:40's command to treat a poor brother as a hired servant.