Joshua 14:14 records the fulfillment: Hebron became Caleb's inheritance because he wholly followed the Lord.

Joshua 1:3 gives the original promise that every place your foot treads is yours—now applied specifically to Caleb's inheritance.

Numbers 14:22-24 records God's oath that Caleb will enter the land because he followed fully—the foundation of Moses' oath here.

Numbers 14:24 directly states Caleb will possess the land because he followed the Lord fully—the promised basis for this verse.

Numbers 32:11 pronounces judgment on those who did not wholly follow the Lord—contrasting Caleb's faithfulness honored here.

Numbers 32:12 identifies Caleb and Joshua as the ones who wholly followed the Lord—the same commendation repeated here.

Deuteronomy 11:24 promises every place your foot treads to all Israel—here Moses personalizes that promise to Caleb.

Judges 1:20 records the fulfillment of Moses' oath to Caleb, giving him Hebron as promised.

Numbers 13:22 describes Hebron and its giant inhabitants—the very land Caleb's feet trod and later claimed.