Numbers 26:33 lists Zelophehad's five daughters—the same women who approach Moses here—showing their father had no sons, the basis for their plea.

Numbers 36:1-12 records the later ruling on Zelophehad's daughters, requiring them to marry within their tribe to preserve inheritance—fulfilling their initial request.

Numbers 36:2 directly references the earlier ruling on Zelophehad's daughters, citing it as the basis for a new question about tribal land.

Numbers 36:11 records that Zelophehad's daughters married within their tribe, fulfilling the requirement from the later ruling in chapter 36.

Joshua 17:3-6 records the actual allocation of land to Zelophehad's daughters, fulfilling the ruling Moses made in response to their request.

1 Chronicles 7:15 confirms Zelophehad had daughters and places him in the genealogy of Manasseh, providing broader tribal context for their claim.