Exodus 30:13 institutes the half-shekel census tax, the OT law that established the temple tax collected here.

Exodus 38:26 records the half-shekel tax collected from each man for the tabernacle — another reference to the same tax.

Mark 9:33 records the same arrival in Capernaum — Jesus asks about their dispute, adding narrative context to this tax incident.

Romans 13:6 grounds tax payment in divine authority, mirroring Jesus' acceptance of the temple tax obligation.

2 Chronicles 24:9 describes collection of the Moses-commanded tax for temple repairs under Joash — a later historical example.