Exodus 39:1 describes the making of the priestly garments as commanded by God, which were initially detailed in Exodus 28:2-4. This connection highlights the fulfillment of God's instructions for the priestly attire.
Exodus 39:7 describes the engraving of the names of the sons of Israel on the onyx stones, as instructed in Exodus 28:9-12. This signifies the representation of the tribes of Israel before God.
Exodus 39:30 mentions the making of the holy crown with the inscription 'HOLY TO THE LORD,' fulfilling the command in Exodus 28:36-38. This emphasizes the holiness required of the high priest.
Exodus 39:32 states that all the work for the tabernacle was completed as commanded by the Lord, which is confirmed in Exodus 40:33 when Moses finishes setting up the tabernacle. This shows the completion and readiness for God's presence.
Exodus 39:43 describes Moses inspecting the work and blessing the people, similar to God seeing all that He had made and declaring it very good in Genesis 1:31. This parallel underscores the theme of divine approval and blessing upon completion of God's work.