In Numbers 13:16, Moses renames Oshea as Jehoshua (Joshua) — the same leader named here for land division.

In Numbers 13:8, Joshua is introduced as Oshea, the spy — the same man later appointed to divide the land.

In Joshua 14:1, Eleazar and Joshua are named as the ones who distributed the inheritances, fulfilling this appointment.

Joshua 15:1 records the actual allotment to Judah, fulfilling the command in Numbers 34:17 for Eleazar and Joshua to divide the land.

Joshua 18:11 records the allotment to Benjamin, fulfilling the command in Numbers 34:17.

Joshua 19:1 records the allotment to Simeon, fulfilling the command in Numbers 34:17.

Joshua 19:40 records the allotment to Dan, fulfilling the command in Numbers 34:17.

Joshua 19:41 records the actual allotment of land to Dan, carried out by the leaders appointed in Numbers 34:17.

In Joshua 19:51, Eleazar and Joshua finish dividing the land by lot, directly executing the role given here.

In Joshua 1:6, God commands Joshua to divide the land, reinforcing the task appointed to him here.

In Joshua 17:4, the daughters of Zelophehad appear before Eleazar and Joshua to claim their inheritance, showing the leaders in action.

In Joshua 21:1, Eleazar and Joshua are approached by Levites—confirming their ongoing role as land division leaders as appointed here.