Genesis 15:18 promises the Euphrates as Israel's border, fulfilled here as David establishes control there.

Exodus 23:31 gives the Euphrates as a promised boundary, which David's campaign realizes.

2 Samuel 8:3 recounts the same victory over Hadadezer king of Zobah, providing a parallel account of David's campaign.

Deuteronomy 1:7 includes the Euphrates in the land promise, now being claimed by David's victory.

Joshua 1:4 repeats the Euphrates boundary promise; David's conquest extends Israel's control to that limit.

2 Samuel 10:16 describes Hadadezer's allies from beyond the Euphrates, the same river David seeks to control.

1 Kings 11:23 mentions Hadadezer of Zobah as the king from whom Rezon fled, showing long-term consequences of David's victory.

2 Samuel 10:6 shows the Ammonites hiring Arameans from Zobah, the same kingdom David defeats here, providing background on Zobah's military role.

2 Chronicles 8:3 records Solomon later capturing Hamath Zobah, the same region David subdued here, showing dynastic continuity.

Ezra 4:20 references powerful kings ruling to the Euphrates, confirming the extent of David's empire established here.