Joshua 22:7 explains that half-Manasseh received land east of the Jordan while the other half got land west — summarizing the division.

Joshua 17:5 notes the ten portions given to Manasseh besides Gilead and Bashan — clarifying the broader inheritance of this half-tribe.

Numbers 32:22 records the condition that the land must be subdued before the half-tribe can possess it — the backstory to this inheritance.

Numbers 32:40 directly states Moses gave Gilead to Machir of Manasseh — the specific fulfillment of that promise here.

Deuteronomy 3:13 recounts Moses giving the rest of Gilead and Bashan to half-Manasseh — the legal basis for this allotment.

In 1 Chronicles 5:23, the same half-tribe of Manasseh expands from Bashan to Mount Hermon, adding later territorial growth.