Numbers 14:24 highlights Caleb's different spirit and full following of the Lord, the same reason he is excepted from the judgment here.

Numbers 14:30 explicitly names Caleb and Joshua as the only exceptions to the wilderness death sentence, matching the exception here.

Numbers 26:65 recalls that only Caleb and Joshua survived the wilderness judgment, confirming the same exception list.

Deuteronomy 1:36 reaffirms that Caleb alone (with Joshua) will enter the land because he wholly followed the Lord.

Joshua 14:8 quotes Caleb's own words: 'I wholly followed the LORD my God' — the very phrase used here to describe his faithfulness.

Joshua 14:9 records Moses' oath giving Caleb the land because he wholly followed the Lord, fulfilling the promise implied here.

In Joshua 14:6, Caleb later appeals to Joshua for his inheritance, confirming his faithful status from Numbers 32:12.