Joshua 13:33 echoes that the Levites received no land inheritance because the Lord is their inheritance, exactly parallel to this verse.

Joshua 14:3 repeats that Moses gave no inheritance to the Levites, reinforcing the same principle about their unique inheritance.

Joshua 14:4 repeats that Levites received no land inheritance, only cities—reinforcing the same principle from Joshua 13:14.

Joshua 18:7 repeats that Levites have no part among Israel, as their inheritance is the priesthood—reinforcing Joshua 13:14.

Numbers 18:20-24 is the original decree: the Lord is the Levites' inheritance, and they live on tithes—the source of Joshua 13:14's statement.

Deuteronomy 10:9 states the Lord is Levi's inheritance, echoing the same promise that Joshua 13:14 recalls.

Deuteronomy 12:12 instructs including the Levite in rejoicing because he has no inheritance—applying the principle from Joshua 13:14.

Deuteronomy 12:19 warns not to forsake the Levite, since he has no inheritance—a practical outworking of Joshua 13:14.

Deuteronomy 18:2 reiterates that Levites have no inheritance; the Lord is their inheritance—identical to Joshua 13:14.

Numbers 26:62 notes Levites were not counted among tribes because they had no inheritance—consistent with Joshua 13:14.

Deuteronomy 18:1 states Levites shall have no inheritance but eat offerings—a parallel statement to Joshua 13:14.

Ezekiel 44:28 echoes that the Lord Himself is the Levites' inheritance, reinforcing the principle that they receive no land but the offerings.