In Exodus 3:8, the same list of nations appears in the initial call of Moses — foundational promise.

In Exodus 3:17, again the same nations are listed as the destination — repeated promise.

In Exodus 23:20, God promises to send an angel before the people, directly parallel to this verse.

In Exodus 32:34, right after the golden calf, God again says His angel will go before them — immediate parallel.

In Exodus 34:11, God lists the same six nations to be driven out, reinforcing the promise.

Exodus 34:24 restates God's promise to cast out nations before Israel, directly continuing the same theme.

Joshua 24:11 recounts the conquest listing the same nations, showing fulfillment of God's promise to drive them out.

Genesis 15:21 lists the nations Abram's descendants will dispossess, paralleling the list in the promise to Moses.

Genesis 24:7 mentions God sending an angel before Abraham's servant, echoing the angelic guidance promised here.

Genesis 24:40 repeats the angel-sending promise in a different context (finding a wife), reinforcing the same divine pattern.

Deuteronomy 7:1 lists the seven nations to be cleared, directly paralleling the list and promise here.

Joshua 3:10 repeats the list of nations to be driven out, confirming the promise as Israel enters the land.

Joshua 23:5 summarizes God's fulfillment in driving out nations, directly echoing the promise of conquest.

2 Chronicles 20:7 recalls God driving out the inhabitants of the land before Israel, directly echoing this promise.

In Deuteronomy 7:22, God explains He will drive out nations little by little, adding detail to this promise.