Deuteronomy 11:25 repeats the identical promise of dread and fear on nations, reinforcing the covenant assurance of victory.

Deuteronomy 28:10 promises fear from other nations as a blessing for obedience, echoing the terror theme from this verse.

Exodus 15:14-16 describes the same terror and dread on nations at the Red Sea, foreshadowing the fulfillment of this promise.

Exodus 23:27 promises terror and confusion before Israel, directly parallel to the dread and fear promised here.

Joshua 2:9-12 shows Rahab confessing that dread of Israel has fallen on Canaan, fulfilling the promise of fear in this verse.

Joshua 9:24 quotes the Gibeonites' fear of Israel's reputation, another direct fulfillment of the dread promised here.

In Psalm 105:38, Egypt feared Israel at the Exodus — directly fulfilling the promise of dread falling on nations.

Exodus 15:16 sings of 'terror and dread' falling on Canaanites — the same promised dread before Israel's advance.

Numbers 22:3 records Moab's great dread of Israel — a direct example of the fear God begins to put here.

1 Chronicles 14:17 says God brought fear of David upon all nations — a specific fulfillment of this pattern for David.

Esther 8:17 states 'fear of the Jews had fallen on them' — a direct parallel to the dread promised here for Israel.

2 Kings 7:6 describes God causing the Syrian army to hear sounds and flee in fear, echoing the divine terror promised here.

2 Kings 7:7 shows the Syrians fleeing in panic, the result of the fear God sent, similar to the dread promised in this verse.