Leviticus 6:26 states the priest eats the sin offering in the sanctuary—parallel to the priest receiving the cake from the thanksgiving offering here.

Exodus 29:28 establishes a perpetual priestly share from fellowship offerings—the same principle applied here for the thanksgiving cake.

Numbers 18:19 establishes a perpetual covenant of salt, confirming that the priestly portion from offerings like this loaf is an everlasting due.

Numbers 18:11 also gives the wave offerings to the priests, directly paralleling the contribution from the peace offering here.

Numbers 18:8-11 expands the principle: contributions from offerings belong to the priests as their perpetual portion, just as the loaf here is given to the priest.

In Exodus 29:27, the breast and thigh of the ordination ram are set apart for the priests—similar to how a cake from the thanksgiving offering goes to the priest here.

Numbers 15:19-21 commands a contribution of a loaf from the first ground meal—parallel to presenting one cake from the thanksgiving offering here.