Numbers 34:9 completes the northern border description that begins in the main verse, continuing the same geographical line.

Numbers 34:3 gives the southern boundary, opposite the northern border in the main verse—both defining the land's full extent.

Numbers 34:5 delineates the southern border, while this verse describes the northern border—both are part of the same boundary chapter.

Numbers 34:6 defines the western border; the main verse starts the northern border at that same sea, showing how they connect.

Numbers 34:10 describes the eastern border, contrasting with the northern border here. Both are part of the same boundary survey.

Ezekiel 48:1 repeats this same northern border description in a visionary land division, closely echoing Numbers 34:7-8.

2 Kings 14:25 describes Jeroboam II restoring Israel's border from Lebo-hamath—a later historical echo of this northern boundary.

Joshua 15:12 uses the Great Sea as Judah's western border; here the Great Sea is also the starting point for the northern border.