Joshua 23:14 repeats the declaration that not one good promise failed — Joshua reaffirms God's faithfulness.

Joshua 23:15 contrasts the fulfillment of good promises with the warning that evil will come if they disobey.

Joshua 2:24 reports spies confirming God gave the land — an earlier step in the same fulfillment summarized here.

Joshua 3:10 promises God will drive out Canaanites — a prediction that is fulfilled as stated in this verse.

Joshua 11:23 records the land taken and given as inheritance — a direct parallel to the fulfillment summary here.

Joshua 24:13 details the specific gifts — land, cities, vineyards — that fulfilled the good things promised in Joshua 21:45.

Numbers 23:19 affirms God's truthfulness — the basis for the claim that none of His promises failed.

1 Thessalonians 5:24 declares God faithful to do what He promises — echoes the same assurance as Joshua's summary.

1 Kings 8:56 directly quotes Joshua 21:45 — Solomon celebrates that not one good promise failed.

Nehemiah 9:24 recounts the same land-gift as a key example of God's faithfulness to His word.

Ezekiel 48:29 describes a future land distribution, showing the same promise of inheritance still in view beyond Joshua's partial fulfillment.

Genesis 35:12 records God's promise of land to Abraham's descendants — one of the specific promises fulfilled here.

1 Kings 8:15 echoes the same pattern: God spoke with His mouth and fulfilled with His hand, here applied to David's promise.

Psalm 78:55 poetically summarizes the same event — God casting out nations and dividing the land as inheritance.

Psalm 136:21 recounts God giving their land as a heritage, consistent with the fulfilled promise in Joshua.

Isaiah 42:9 generalizes the principle: former things come to pass, confirming God's reliability for new declarations.

Isaiah 48:3 similarly affirms that God's declared former things came to pass suddenly, reinforcing the theme of fulfilled promises.