Genesis 10:24 repeats the same genealogy: Arphaxad begat Salah. It provides a parallel account from the Table of Nations.

Genesis 5:4 uses the same formula for Adam after fathering Seth. Both record post-firstborn years and additional children.

Luke 3:36 traces Jesus' genealogy through Arphaxad, confirming his place in the line from Shem to Abraham.

1 Chronicles 1:18 lists Arphaxad as father of Shelah, exactly matching this verse. It is a direct genealogical parallel.

Luke 3:35 includes Shelah in Jesus's genealogy, but adds Cainan between Arphaxad and Shelah, a variant from the Masoretic text here.