1 Chronicles 4:1 lists Carmi as a son of Judah, connecting to the Carmi in 2:7 who is father of Achan.

Deuteronomy 7:26 warns against bringing a devoted thing into your house — the very law Achan violated.

Deuteronomy 13:17 commands nothing from the devoted thing cling to your hand — Achan broke this rule.

Joshua 6:18 directly commands Israel to keep from the devoted things, which Achan disobeyed.

Joshua 7:1-5 recounts Achan's sin and Israel's defeat at Ai — the event that made Achan 'the troubler of Israel'.

Joshua 7:11-15 describes God revealing Achan's theft of the devoted thing — the specific 'broken faith'.

Joshua 7:25 records Achan's stoning — the consequence of his 'troubling' Israel with the devoted thing.

Joshua 22:20 references Achan's sin as a warning that one man's unfaithfulness brought wrath on all Israel.