Joshua 10:11 describes hailstones at Beth-horon, the same pass used by another Philistine company in this raid, providing military geography context.

2 Chronicles 8:5 records Solomon fortifying Beth-horon, showing its later strategic importance relevant to this route.

Joshua 16:3 mentions Lower Beth-horon as a tribal border, the same location as the second Philistine company's target in this chapter.

Joshua 16:5 mentions Upper Beth-horon in Ephraim's border, a place connected to the Philistine raiding route in this narrative.

Joshua 18:13 describes Lower Beth-horon on Benjamin's border, another reference to the strategic pass used in this raid.

Joshua 18:14 continues the border description mentioning Beth-horon, tying the geography to the Philistine campaign.