Genesis 15:20 lists the Rephaim among peoples God promises Abraham's descendants will displace — the same ancient giant-people defeated here.

Deuteronomy 3:11 notes the Emim were regarded as Rephaim — the same giant-people linked to the ancient clans defeated in this campaign.

2 Samuel 5:18 describes Philistines deploying in the Valley of Rephaim — the same ancient people-group name preserved as a geographic marker near Jerusalem.

2 Samuel 5:22 mentions Philistines spreading out in the Valley of Rephaim — the same ancient people-name, later a battlefield near David's Jerusalem.

In Deuteronomy 2:20-23, the Emites are identified as part of the Rephaim, adding historical context.

In Deuteronomy 1:4, Ashtaroth is referenced, linking to Ashteroth Karnaim in the defeat here.

In Joshua 12:4, Ashtaroth is part of Og's territory, echoing its earlier mention here.

In Joshua 13:12, Ashtaroth is listed among Og's towns, reinforcing its historical significance.

In Joshua 13:31, Ashtaroth is part of the inheritance, connecting to its earlier defeat.

In 1 Chronicles 14:9, the Valley of Rephaim is named, linking to the ancient Rephaim people mentioned here.