Numbers 26:10 explicitly recounts the earth splitting and swallowing Korah's company — a direct historical citation of the event.

Numbers 26:11 notes that Korah's sons did not die — a specific detail contrasting the fate of the rebel leader's lineage.

Numbers 20:3 recalls the deaths from Korah's rebellion, with the people wishing they had died then.

Numbers 27:3 says someone died separately from Korah's rebellion — clarifies that not all deaths were from that event.

Deuteronomy 11:6 recounts the same event — the earth swallowing Dathan and Abiram — as a warning to Israel about disobedience.

Psalm 106:17 recalls the earth swallowing Dathan and covering Abiram's company, echoing Numbers 16:31 as a historical lesson.

Psalm 106:18 describes the fire that consumed the 250 rebels, a separate but connected judgment in the same rebellion narrative.