Deuteronomy 8:19 repeats almost verbatim the warning: forgetting the Lord and serving other gods leads to perishing.

Deuteronomy 8:20 continues the same warning: you will perish like the nations because you did not listen to God.

Deuteronomy 31:29 predicts corruption after Moses’ death and evil befalling them — the same apostasy and its consequence.

Deut 4:26 echoes the same warning with nearly identical language about perishing from the land.

Deut 11:17 similarly warns that disobedience will cause Israel to perish from the good land.

Joshua 23:15 states that just as God kept His good promises, He will bring all the threats, even destruction from the land.

Joshua 23:16 directly echoes the warning: transgression and serving other gods brings quick perishing from the land.

Josh 23:13 repeats the warning that if they intermarry, they will perish from the land.

2 Kgs 17:6 records the actual exile of Israel, fulfilling the warning of perishing from the land.

2 Kgs 22:16 references the book's curses, directly linking to the disaster promised in Deuteronomy.

2 Chr 36:17 describes the Babylonian conquest and exile, fulfilling the warning of perishing.

Jer 16:13 declares exile from the land to serve other gods, matching Deuteronomy's threat.

Micah 2:10 warns of being driven from the land due to defilement — similar to the perishing threatened in Deuteronomy 30:18.