Joshua 13:14 similarly states that Levi received no land inheritance, but the Lord's offerings are their inheritance — an earlier parallel statement.

Joshua 18:7 reaffirms that Levites have no land portion because the priesthood is their inheritance — a parallel explanation.

Joshua 14:3 reiterates that Moses gave no inheritance to the Levites, directly echoing the same statement here about Levi's inheritance being the Lord.

Numbers 18:20 is the original divine decree that the Lord Himself is the Levites' inheritance, which Joshua 13:33 later applies to all Levites.

Deuteronomy 10:9 is the earlier statement that Levi has no inheritance because the Lord is his inheritance — directly parallel to Joshua 13:33.

Deuteronomy 18:1 adds that the Levites' inheritance is the Lord's food offerings — complementing the statement that God Himself is their inheritance.

Deuteronomy 18:2 repeats that the Lord is the Levites' inheritance, as promised — reinforcing the same principle.

Ezekiel 44:28 restates the same principle: the Lord Himself is the inheritance of the priests, mirroring Joshua's declaration that God is Levi's inheritance.

Numbers 26:62 notes that Levites received no land inheritance, as they were not counted among the tribes for land — a numerical context to the same principle.