In Leviticus 8:10-12, Moses anoints Aaron with oil, fulfilling the moment of presentation mentioned here.

In Leviticus 8:30, Moses sprinkles oil and blood on Aaron, completing the consecration that began with the anointing.

Exodus 28:1 records the original command to appoint Aaron and his sons as priests, the event referenced here as 'the day they were presented'.

Exodus 29:1 describes the consecration ceremony for Aaron and his sons, which is the same event referenced here.

In Exodus 29:7, the command to pour anointing oil on Aaron's head is given, which is the basis for the presentation referenced here.

In Exodus 29:21, the sprinkling of oil and blood on Aaron is prescribed, a step in the consecration described here.

In Exodus 40:13-15, the anointing of Aaron and his sons for perpetual priesthood is commanded, directly linking to the 'day they were presented' here.

Numbers 18:7-19 expands on the priestly portions from offerings, specifying what Aaron and his sons receive as summarized here.

In Numbers 18:8, God gives Aaron charge of consecrated offerings as a perpetual due, directly paralleling the portion mentioned here.

In 1 Samuel 2:28, God reminds Eli that He chose Aaron’s house and gave them offerings by fire, echoing the perpetual due established here.