Joshua 18:19 mentions the northern bay of the Salt Sea, contrasting with the southern bay here — both ends of the same sea.

Joshua 12:3 lists the Salt Sea region among conquered territories, providing context for this border's role in the conquest.

Numbers 34:3 gives the same southern boundary starting point for Canaan, directly paralleling the border description for Judah.

Genesis 14:3 identifies the Valley of Siddim as the Salt Sea, providing the origin of this geographical marker for Judah's southern border.

Deuteronomy 3:17 also mentions the Salt Sea as a boundary marker for the Transjordan tribes, paralleling this usage.

Ezekiel 47:18 also uses the Salt Sea as an eastern border marker, complementing the southern boundary starting point here.