Numbers 16:6 first commands Korah to take censers; Numbers 16:16 repeats and expands the instruction to appear.

Numbers 16:7 details putting incense in censers; Numbers 16:16 calls for appearing before the Lord with censers.

1 Samuel 12:7 Samuel calls the people to stand before the Lord to plead—Numbers 16:16 summons Korah to appear for judgment.

Exodus 16:9 shows Moses summoning the grumbling congregation before the Lord—mirroring this call for Korah to appear.

1 Chronicles 6:49 affirms Aaron's priestly duties commanded by Moses—contrasting with Korah's rebellion against that appointment.

1 Chronicles 23:13 states Aaron was set apart to serve as priest forever—directly opposing Korah's challenge to Aaron's authority.

Leviticus 10:1 records Nadab and Abihu's unauthorized fire—underscoring the danger of approaching God improperly, as Korah is about to.