Joshua 14:14 confirms that because Caleb wholly followed the LORD, he received Hebron as his inheritance.

Numbers 14:24 is God's promise that because Caleb followed fully, he would enter the land, now claimed.

Deuteronomy 1:36 confirms Caleb's wholehearted following and promises him the land — grounding his claim here in God's earlier promise.

Numbers 13:31 gives the actual words of the spies who said they were not able — the discouraging report that melted the people's hearts.

Numbers 32:11 declares judgment on those who did not wholly follow the LORD — the opposite outcome of Caleb's faithful following.

Numbers 32:12 specifically names Caleb as wholly following the LORD — directly affirming his testimony here.

Deuteronomy 1:28 recounts the spies' discouraging report about giants and walled cities — the content that made the people's hearts melt.

1 Kings 11:6 says Solomon did not fully follow the LORD — a contrast to Caleb's wholehearted devotion here.