Numbers 1:7 identifies Nahshon as son of Amminadab, the same person listed in 2:10.

Numbers 2:3 names Nahshon son of Amminadab as captain of Judah, matching the genealogy in 2:10.

Numbers 7:12 records Nahshon son of Amminadab offering first, consistent with 2:10's genealogy.

Numbers 7:17 records Nahshon son of Amminadab's offering at the altar dedication — the same Nahshon listed here as prince of Judah.

Numbers 10:14 names Nahshon son of Amminadab as the leader of Judah's army, matching the same person in 1 Chronicles 2:10.

Ruth 4:19 records the same genealogical step: Ram begat Amminadab, exactly as in 2:10.

Ruth 4:20 continues the genealogy with Amminadab begetting Nahshon, matching 2:10.

Matthew 1:4 repeats the same descent: Ram, Amminadab, Nahshon, confirming the lineage.

Luke 3:32 lists Nahshon son of Amminadab in Jesus' genealogy, directly parallel to 1 Chronicles 2:10.

Luke 3:33 includes Amminadab as son of Ram in Jesus' genealogy, echoing 2:10.

Exodus 6:23 identifies Amminadab as father of Elisheba, Aaron's wife — the same Amminadab from 1 Chronicles 2:10.