Psalm 108:7-13 repeats this exact oracle about dividing Shechem and Succoth, forming a direct citation.

Psalm 89:35 records God's sworn oath to David, paralleling the divine declaration of victory here as a sure promise.

Psalm 89:19 recalls God's vision of raising a warrior, similar to the divine declaration of victory here, though focused on a king.

Genesis 12:6 records Abram's arrival at Shechem, the very place God later parcels out in Psalm 60:6.

Joshua 13:27 lists Succoth among the land allotted to Gad, directly matching the Valley of Succoth in Psalm 60:6.

Joshua 20:7 designates Shechem as a city of refuge, showing its role in the land allocation God speaks of in Psalm 60:6.

Joshua 24:32 records Joseph's burial at Shechem on land Jacob bought, connecting to God's parceling out of Shechem in Psalm 60:6.

Genesis 33:17 explains the origin of Succoth's name from Jacob's shelters, the same valley God measures off in Psalm 60:6.

Joshua 24:1 gathers Israel at Shechem for covenant renewal, the same city God parcels out in Psalm 60:6.