In Numbers 13:29, the spies confirm these nations occupy the promised land, validating God's earlier word to Abram.

In Numbers 24:22, Balaam prophesies the Kenites' eventual destruction — one of the peoples God promised to Abram's descendants.

In Judges 3:5, Israel ends up living among these nations — the peoples God promised to displace but Israel failed to fully drive out.

In 1 Kings 9:20, these nations still remain in the land during Solomon's reign — the promised displacement was never fully completed.

In Ezra 9:1, Israel has intermarried with these very nations — the opposite of the separation God intended when promising the land.

In Exodus 23:23, God reaffirms His promise to drive out nations from the land, echoing the same covenant given to Abram.

Numbers 24:21 prophesies about the Kenites, one of the nations listed in the land promise.

In 2 Chronicles 8:7, the remaining peoples from God's promise to Abram still inhabit the land under Solomon's rule.