1 Chronicles 6:50 repeats the same genealogical line from Eleazar through Phinehas to Abishua.

1 Chronicles 9:20 identifies Phinehas son of Eleazar as a ruler, adding context to his role.

1 Chronicles 24:3 identifies Zadok from Eleazar's sons, matching the priestly division rooted in this line.

Exodus 6:25 provides the origin of Phinehas as son of Eleazar and grandson of Aaron.

Numbers 25:6-13 recounts Phinehas's zealous act and God's covenant of peace with him.

Numbers 25:13 records God's covenant of perpetual priesthood with Phinehas for his zeal — the basis for his prominent place in this genealogy.

Numbers 31:6 shows Phinehas serving as priest in battle, carrying holy items — illustrating his active priestly role.

Joshua 22:13 describes Phinehas leading a delegation to investigate the altar — demonstrating his leadership.

Joshua 22:30-32 recounts Phinehas' role in resolving the altar dispute — confirming his authority.

Joshua 24:33 records Eleazar's death — concluding the life of the priest mentioned here.

Judges 20:28 places Phinehas as priest during Israel's civil war — showing his continued service.

Ezra 7:1-5 traces Ezra's lineage back to Phinehas — showing the enduring priestly line.

Ezra 8:2 lists a descendant of Phinehas returning from exile — linking later generations.

Psalm 106:30 recalls Phinehas' intervention that stopped a plague — the event that defined his legacy.

Ezra 7:5 lists the same ancestors—Eleazar, Phinehas, Abishua—confirming Ezra's Aaronic descent.