Numbers 26:54 specifies the proportional rule: larger tribes get more land, smaller tribes less. This echoes the exact instruction.

In Numbers 26:53-56, the same divine command appears: divide the land by lot according to tribe size. This is the foundational directive.

Numbers 26:55 reiterates that the land shall be divided by lot according to tribal names, directly reinforcing this command.

Numbers 35:8 applies the same proportional principle to Levitical cities: more from larger tribes, less from smaller.

Numbers 36:2 explicitly recalls the command to give land by lot — the same procedure described here, confirming its authority.

Joshua 16:1-4 shows the allotment for Joseph's sons by lot, a direct application of the land-division law.

Joshua 19:1-48 covers the allotments for six more tribes by lot, completing the division commanded here.

Joshua 18:11-28 describes Benjamin's allotment by lot, fulfilling the instruction to apportion land by lot.

Joshua 17:1-13 details Manasseh's inheritance by lot, following the principle of proportional distribution.

Joshua 15:1-12 records the actual allotment for Judah by lot, demonstrating the execution of this command.

Joshua 18:6 describes casting lots before the Lord to divide the land — the same procedure commanded here.

Joshua 14:2 states the inheritance was given by lot, just as the Lord commanded through Moses — a direct fulfillment.

Joshua 13:7 begins the actual division of the land as instructed here — the command is now being carried out in Canaan.

Joshua 21:8 records that the Levites received cities by lot, as the Lord commanded through Moses — directly linking to this instruction.

Psalm 78:55 poetically summarizes God apportioning the land and settling the tribes — the same event this command initiates.

Joshua 18:28 lists Benjamin's inheritance after the lot — an example of the lot system producing specific tribal territories.

Psalm 135:12 says God gave their land as a heritage to Israel — a general reference to the land grant, without the lot detail.