Numbers 1:7 lists Nahshon as a leader from Judah, providing historical context for this ancestor in the wilderness census.

Ruth 4:18-22 lists the same genealogy from Perez to David—including Boaz, Obed, Jesse—that Luke 3:32 recites.

1 Samuel 17:58 identifies David as 'the son of Jesse,' directly matching the father-son relationship in Luke 3:32.

1 Chronicles 2:10-15 provides the exact genealogy from Nahshon to David, matching Luke 3:32's list.

1 Chronicles 2:11 confirms the father-son sequence from Nahshon to Salmon to Boaz, matching Luke's genealogy.

1 Chronicles 2:12 continues the line from Boaz to Obed to Jesse, completing the chain that Luke records.

Isaiah 11:1 prophesies the Messiah as a shoot from Jesse, directly identifying Jesse as the ancestor of the promised deliverer—confirming the lineage Luke traces.

Matthew 1:3-6 provides a parallel genealogy, confirming the line from Boaz through David to Jesus, though with different details.

Acts 13:23 declares that God brought Jesus as Savior from David's line, directly tying the genealogy to God's promise.

Ruth 4:20 lists Salmon as father of Boaz — confirming the genealogical link from Salmon to Boaz in Jesus' lineage.

Ruth 4:21 records Boaz fathering Obed — the same Obed listed here, connecting to the Ruth narrative.

1 Samuel 17:12 introduces Jesse as David's father — the same Jesse listed here in Jesus' genealogy.

Matthew 1:4 provides the same genealogy from Nahshon to Boaz — confirming the lineage in Jesus' genealogy.

Matthew 1:5 adds that Boaz fathered Obed by Ruth — linking to the Ruth story and naming the mother.