Acts 13:19 recounts God destroying seven nations and dividing Canaan by lot — the same conquest event that Acts 7:45 summarizes.

Psalm 78:55 says God cast out the heathen and divided the land — mirroring the conquest and inheritance motif in Acts 7:45.

Psalm 44:2 recalls God driving out the heathen and planting Israel — echoing the divine action of expelling nations in Acts 7:45.

Nehemiah 9:24 describes the children possessing the land and God subduing the Canaanites — a direct parallel to the conquest referenced in Acts 7:45.

Joshua 3:6 commands the priests to carry the ark ahead, directly matching the conquest entry event Stephen refers to.

Joshua 3:11-14 shows the ark leading Israel across the Jordan, directly tying to the conquest entry Stephen references.

1 Chronicles 21:29 confirms the tabernacle was at Gibeon at that time, reinforcing its location in David’s day.

Joshua 18:1 records the tabernacle being set up at Shiloh after the conquest, specifying its first permanent location in the land.

1 Chronicles 16:39 places the tabernacle at Gibeon during David’s reign, exactly the period Stephen mentions as 'unto the days of David.'

1 Kings 8:4 describes bringing the tabernacle into Solomon’s temple, tracing its journey from the wilderness to the permanent house.

2 Samuel 6 recounts David bringing the ark to Jerusalem — the very event that concludes the timeline ('unto the days of David') in Acts 7:45.

Deuteronomy 3:28 records God commissioning Joshua to lead Israel into the land, the same event Stephen references in Acts 7:45 about Joshua bringing the tabernacle into the land.

Joshua 24:11 lists the nations God delivered into Israel's hand — exactly the driving out of Gentiles mentioned in Acts 7:45.

Joshua 3:14 describes priests carrying the ark across the Jordan — the same tabernacle (with ark) Joshua brings into Canaan in Acts 7:45.

Deuteronomy 31:23 gives Joshua the divine charge to lead Israel into the land — the same Joshua who brings the tabernacle in Acts 7:45.

Deuteronomy 31:3 records God's promise to drive out nations before Joshua — the event Acts 7:45 describes as fulfilled.

1 Chronicles 15:1 describes David preparing a tent for the ark — a continuation of the tabernacle's journey noted in Acts 7:45 up to David's time.

1 Samuel 4:4 shows the ark taken from Shiloh into battle, revealing a later episode involving the same tabernacle.

Judges 18:31 notes the tabernacle remained at Shiloh during the judges, continuing its history until David's time.

Joshua 1:1 begins the account of Joshua's leadership after Moses' death — the leader who brings the tabernacle in Acts 7:45.

Numbers 13:16 records Moses renaming Oshea to Jehoshua (Joshua) — the same leader who brought the tabernacle into Canaan as mentioned in Acts 7:45.