Numbers 34:4 continues the southern border description from verse 3, tracing it further south past Akrabbim and Kadesh-barnea.

Numbers 34:7 defines the northern border from the Great Sea to Mount Hor, completing the boundary list started with the southern border.

Numbers 34:12 ends the eastern border at the Salt Sea, the same body of water where the southern border begins.

Numbers 13:21 mentions the wilderness of Zin as the spies' starting point, the same region where the southern border begins.

Numbers 20:1 records Israel arriving in the wilderness of Zin, the same wilderness that marks the southern border's start.

Joshua 15:1-12 provides the detailed southern boundary for Judah, matching this description exactly.

Joshua 15:2 begins Judah's southern border at the Salt Sea, directly echoing this verse.

Genesis 15:18 promises the land from Egypt to Euphrates; this southern border from the Salt Sea is part of that territory.

Exodus 23:31 promises a much larger border than the specific southern boundary described here.

Deuteronomy 1:7 commands entry into the Negeb and hill country, the southern region where this border is drawn.

Deuteronomy 34:3 also mentions the Negev as part of the land Moses saw, echoing the southern region described here.

Joshua 18:19 uses the Salt Sea as a boundary for Benjamin's territory, the same landmark as in this verse.

Ezekiel 47:18 describes the eastern border ending at the Salt Sea, complementing the southern border's starting point.

Ezekiel 47:19-23 describes a different southern border (Brook of Egypt) than the Salt Sea boundary here.