In Numbers 20:26, God commanded the stripping and clothing; here Moses carries out that command.

Numbers 33:38-39 records the same event: Aaron's death on Mount Hor at God's command, confirming the location and timing.

Numbers 33:39 adds Aaron's age (123 years) at his death on Mount Hor, providing additional detail to the account here.

Numbers 27:16-23 depicts Moses appointing Joshua as his successor—parallels the transfer of leadership authority from Aaron to Eleazar.

Exodus 29:29 commands that Aaron's holy garments be passed to his sons for anointing—the same principle enacted here with Eleazar.

Exodus 29:30 specifies the son who succeeds as priest shall wear the garments seven days—directly fulfilled in Eleazar's investiture here.

Deuteronomy 10:6 also records Aaron's death and Eleazar's succession, though mentioning a different location (Moserah) for the burial.

In Deuteronomy 32:49, God instructs Moses to ascend Mount Nebo to die, mirroring Aaron's death on Mount Hor—both leaders die on mountains due to rebellion.

Deuteronomy 32:50 explicitly compares Moses' coming death to Aaron's death on Mount Hor, directly referencing this event.

Hebrews 7:24 contrasts Jesus' eternal priesthood with the mortal priesthood of Aaron, which ended with his death here.

Deuteronomy 34:5 records Moses' death, paralleling the death of Aaron here—both leaders died after leading Israel.

Deuteronomy 34:9 notes Joshua's spirit of wisdom after Moses' laying on of hands—similar succession theme but different mechanism than Aaron's garment transfer.