1 Kings 8:15 records Solomon blessing God for fulfilling promises; this verse continues that theme, affirming God's faithfulness.

Deuteronomy 3:20 promises rest to Israel after conquest; here Solomon declares that God has given that rest, showing fulfillment.

Deuteronomy 12:10 promises rest from enemies when Israel enters the land—the very promise Solomon declares fulfilled here.

Joshua 21:44 records God giving rest round about, the same rest Solomon now praises as fulfilled.

Joshua 21:45 states that not one good promise failed—the identical truth Solomon celebrates here.

Joshua 23:14 repeats that not one word of God's good promises has failed, directly paralleling Solomon's declaration.

1 Samuel 3:19 uses the same idiom—none of God's words fall to the ground—showing God's consistent faithfulness to His word.

2 Kings 10:10 also states that none of the Lord's words shall fall to the earth, confirming that His promises are always fulfilled.

Hebrews 4:3-9 interprets the rest given in Joshua and Solomon as a type of the eternal rest believers enter through faith in Christ.

Deuteronomy 12:9 points to the promised rest not yet attained—the very rest Solomon now declares God has given.