Nehemiah 13:31 later mentions the wood offering again — showing the ongoing fulfillment of this covenant commitment.

Leviticus 6:12 commands wood for the altar fire — this wood offering directly obeys that law.

Leviticus 6:13 commands the altar fire never go out — the wood offering here directly obeys that law.

1 Chronicles 24:5 describes dividing priests by lot for temple service — the same method used here to assign the wood offering.

Proverbs 18:18 explains that lots settle disputes — the principle underlying the lot-casting here for the wood offering.

Joshua 9:27 assigns Gibeonites as woodcutters for the altar — a prior provision of wood, now done by the people themselves.

1 Chronicles 24:7 lists the first priestly division by lot — another instance of casting lots for temple duties, like the wood offering here.

1 Chronicles 25:8 shows musicians casting lots for their duties — a parallel procedure for assigning temple service roles.

1 Chronicles 25:9 continues the lot-casting for musicians — reinforcing the common practice of using lots to organize temple service.