In Ezekiel 47:15, the northern border is detailed; here the southern border completes the boundary circuit of the land.

Ezekiel 47:19 gives the same southern border description, reinforcing the consistency of the land vision.

In Ezekiel 47:20, the western border is given; this verse supplies the southern border, both part of the same territorial description.

Genesis 15:18 defines the promised land's southern border as the Brook of Egypt, echoed in Ezekiel's vision.

Numbers 20:13 names the waters of Meribah, exactly the same place as Meribath-kadesh in Ezekiel's border.

Numbers 34:5 describes the southern border of Canaan including the Brook of Egypt, directly parallel to Ezekiel.

Joshua 13:3 mentions the Brook of Egypt as a boundary, matching Ezekiel's southern border.

Psalm 106:32 recalls the rebellion at Meribah, the same site that marks Ezekiel's southern boundary.

Isaiah 27:12 uses the Brook of Egypt as a limit for gathering Israel, paralleling its role in Ezekiel.

Numbers 20:1 records Israel's arrival at Kadesh, the same location as Meribath-kadesh on Ezekiel's southern border.