Judges 1:19 reports the partial fulfillment — Judah took the hill country but could not drive out the plains, showing limitations despite God's promise.

Judges 20:18 repeats the same divine directive: when Israel asks who should lead, God again says Judah goes up first.

Genesis 49:8-10 prophesies Judah's leadership and victory over enemies, which is fulfilled when God chooses Judah to go first here.

Numbers 2:3 shows Judah camping first and setting out first in the wilderness, matching the precedence given to Judah here.

Numbers 7:12 records Nahshon of Judah bringing the first offering on the first day, continuing the pattern of Judah's priority.

Psalm 78:68-70 states God chose the tribe of Judah and David, echoing the divine choice of Judah to lead in conquest here.

Hebrews 7:14 notes Jesus descended from Judah, showing that Judah's leadership role prefigures the Messiah's lineage from that tribe.

Revelation 5:5 calls Christ the Lion of Judah, who conquers — fulfilling the pattern of Judah leading in victory as seen in Judges 1:2.

1 Chronicles 5:2 notes Judah's strength and leadership among the tribes, reinforcing the primacy given to Judah in Judges 1:2.