Numbers 26:51 records the total count of the new generation, which excludes the old generation that died as stated in 26:65.

Numbers 14:23 records God's original oath: none who despised Him would see the land — the very decree Numbers 26:65 says was fulfilled.

Numbers 14:24 promises Caleb will enter the land; Numbers 26:65 notes he and Joshua are the only survivors, fulfilling that exception.

Numbers 14:28-30 contains the full decree that all except Caleb and Joshua would die in the wilderness — exactly what Numbers 26:65 reports.

Numbers 14:30 is the original decree that only Caleb and Joshua would enter Canaan, directly cited in 26:65 as fulfilled.

Numbers 14:35 declares that the wicked congregation will come to a full end in the wilderness — the outcome stated in Numbers 26:65.

Numbers 14:38 notes that only Joshua and Caleb remained alive from the spies — Numbers 26:65 extends that to the entire generation.

Numbers 32:11 restates the decree that no one from Egypt aged 20+ would see the land, the same judgment summarized in 26:65.

Numbers 32:12 explicitly names Caleb and Joshua as the only exceptions, matching the exception clause in 26:65.

Numbers 27:3 confirms that even those who died naturally in the wilderness were part of the same judgment described in 26:65.

Numbers 13:6 introduces Caleb as a spy, the same Caleb named in 26:65 as one of the two exceptions.

Numbers 34:19 lists Caleb as a leader for dividing Canaan, confirming he survived the wilderness judgment and entered the land.

Jude 1:5 reminds that the Lord destroyed those who did not believe after saving them from Egypt, the same generation.

Hebrews 3:18 mentions the oath that they would not enter rest, which was sworn to the disobedient generation.

Hebrews 3:17 asks who God was grieved with—those whose carcasses fell in the wilderness, directly referencing the event.

1 Corinthians 10:5 directly states that many of them were overthrown in the wilderness, citing the same judgment.

Deuteronomy 2:15 recounts the same event: the LORD's hand against that generation until they were consumed.

Deuteronomy 2:14 summarizes the 38-year period until the entire generation perished, confirming the fulfillment described in Numbers 26:65.

Joshua 5:4 explains why circumcision was needed: all the fighting men from Egypt had died in the wilderness, fulfilling the decree in Numbers 26:65.

Psalm 78:33 poetically describes how God consumed the wilderness generation's days in vanity, directly echoing the judgment in Numbers 26:65.

Ezekiel 20:15 recounts God's oath in the wilderness to not bring that generation into the land, identical to the decree in Numbers 26:65.

John 6:49 notes that the fathers who ate manna in the wilderness died, referring to the same generation condemned in Numbers 26:65.

Hebrews 3:16 recalls that those who provoked God in the wilderness died, directly echoing the event described in Numbers 26:65.

Deuteronomy 1:38 adds that Joshua also would enter and lead Israel, complementing the exception mentioned in Numbers 26:65.

Deuteronomy 1:36 expands on Caleb being spared, confirming he alone of that generation would enter the land because he followed the LORD fully.

Exodus 12:37 records the 600,000 men who left Egypt — the same generation that, except for two, perished in the wilderness as per Numbers 26:65.