Joshua 19:3 assigns Hazar-shual to Simeon, while Joshua 15:28 lists it in Judah, showing the city's transfer within the tribal allotment.

Joshua 19:2 lists Beersheba as part of Simeon's allotment; here it's in Judah — same city, different tribes.

Genesis 21:31-33 gives the origin of the name Beersheba from Abraham's oath, providing background for the city listed here.

Genesis 26:33 gives a second naming account for Beersheba by Isaac, associating the site with multiple patriarchs.

Nehemiah 11:27 shows the same towns (Hazar-shual, Beersheba) were resettled after exile, confirming continuity of habitation.

1 Chronicles 4:28 repeats the same cities (Beersheba, Hazar-shual) for Simeon's inheritance, showing overlap with Judah's list.