Exodus 17:9-14 shows Joshua leading Israel's battle, the same person descended from Ephraim.

Exodus 24:13 depicts Joshua as Moses' assistant, the Joshua son of Nun from the genealogy.

Numbers 11:28 shows Joshua as Moses' servant reacting to prophesying — the same Joshua from the Ephraimite genealogy.

Numbers 13:8 lists Hoshea son of Nun, the same Joshua mentioned in the genealogy.

Numbers 13:16 notes Moses renamed Hoshea to Joshua, confirming identity with the son of Nun.

Numbers 14:6 shows Joshua as one of the faithful spies — directly linking the genealogical mention here to his role in the wilderness.

Numbers 27:18 records God choosing Joshua as Moses' successor — the same Joshua identified in Ephraim's lineage.

Deuteronomy 31:23 recounts Moses commissioning Joshua — directly connecting the genealogy to his leadership charge.

Acts 7:45 references Joshua (called Jesus) bringing the tabernacle into Canaan — the same Joshua from Ephraim's line.

Hebrews 4:8 mentions Joshua (Jesus) giving rest — linking the genealogical figure to the typology of rest.