Matthew 1:4 states that Salmon was the father of Boaz, and here Salmon is son of Nahshon.

Luke 3:32 records the same genealogy from Nahshon through Salmon to Jesus, affirming the Messianic lineage.

1 Chronicles 2:10 reiterates the same genealogy from Ram to Nahshon, confirming the lineage recorded here.

Luke 3:33 continues the genealogy upward from Nahshon to Amminadab, linking further back to Judah.

Numbers 1:7 names Nahshon son of Amminadab as a leader of Judah, confirming his lineage.

Numbers 2:3 reveals Nahshon as the leader of Judah's camp, giving his tribal role beyond the genealogy.

Numbers 7:12 shows Nahshon was the first to offer at the tabernacle dedication, underscoring his prominence in Israel.

Exodus 6:23 identifies Nahshon's sister Elisheba, wife of Aaron, adding family context to Nahshon mentioned here.