Joshua 13:8 identifies the inheritance east of the Jordan given by Moses to the tribes addressed in Joshua 22:4.

Joshua 21:43 shows the fulfillment of the land promise, providing the context for the rest given in Joshua 22:4.

Joshua 21:44 explicitly states God gave rest on every side, directly supporting the rest referred to in Joshua 22:4.

Joshua 23:1 repeats 'given rest' for all Israel—paralleling the specific rest for the brothers in Joshua 22:4.

Joshua 1:15 is Joshua's earlier charge to the tribes—now in 22:4 he releases them after fulfilling it.

Joshua 11:23 says the land had rest from war—the very rest promised to the brothers in Joshua 22:4.

Joshua 13:15-33 details the specific territories of the Transjordan tribes, the land they are returning to in Joshua 22:4.

Joshua 14:1-5 records the land distribution for the western tribes, complementing the eastern inheritance in Joshua 22:4.

Numbers 32:33-42 is the original grant of Transjordan land by Moses, referenced in Joshua 22:4 as 'the land that Moses gave you'.

Deuteronomy 3:1-17 recounts the conquest and allocation of Transjordan land, the historical basis for the inheritance in Joshua 22:4.

Deuteronomy 12:9 speaks of a future resting place; Joshua 22:4 confirms that rest has now been given.

Deuteronomy 29:8 recalls giving the land to Reuben, Gad, and half-Manasseh, exactly the inheritance Joshua 22:4 sends them back to.

Hebrews 4:8 uses this very statement to show Joshua's rest was not final, pointing to a greater rest in Christ.

Numbers 32:18 records the tribes' promise not to return until all Israel inherits—the condition now fulfilled in Joshua 22:4.

Deuteronomy 3:20 is Moses' original command to return after giving rest—Joshua 22:4 directly echoes that command.

Numbers 32:22 states the condition that land be subdued before return—Joshua 22:4 declares this condition met.

1 Chronicles 22:18 echoes the same 'rest' language — David declares God gave rest on every side, just as Joshua said to the eastern tribes.