Joshua 14:1 shows Eleazar's role in distributing the land—his death here completes that era of leadership.

Exodus 6:25 records Phinehas as Eleazar's son—the hill given to Phinehas is where Eleazar is buried.

Numbers 3:32 appoints Eleazar as chief over the Levites—his death ends that oversight role.

Numbers 20:26-28 records Eleazar's succession as high priest after Aaron—his own death here completes that line.

Judges 20:28 shows Phinehas (Eleazar's son) still serving as priest after Eleazar's death — a later episode in his life.

Hebrews 7:24 contrasts Jesus' permanent priesthood with the death of Levitical priests like Eleazar here.

1 Chronicles 6:4 continues the genealogy from Eleazar to Phinehas and beyond — connecting to Eleazar here.

Ezra 7:5 traces Ezra's lineage through Phinehas back to Eleazar — showing the priestly line continuing from Eleazar.

Exodus 6:23 lists Eleazar as a son of Aaron, establishing his priestly lineage—his death here concludes his service.