In Genesis 10:28, Sheba and Dedan appear as Jokshan's sons in the Table of Nations — a parallel genealogy where these names may represent different lineages under the same ancestral names.

Isaiah 21:13 prophecies against Dedan — the same Dedan identified here as a grandson of Abraham through Keturah.

Isaiah 60:6 prophesies Sheba and Dedan bringing gold and incense — these peoples are listed here as Abraham's descendants through Keturah.

Ezekiel 27:15 names Dedan as a trader with Tyre — the same Dedan traced here to Abraham's line through Keturah.

Ezekiel 27:23 lists Sheba as trading partners with Tyre — connecting to the Sheba genealogically identified here.

1 Kings 10:1 describes the Queen of Sheba visiting Solomon — Sheba was a descendant of Keturah through Jokshan, listed in this genealogy.

Job 1:15 names the Sabeans as raiders — descendants of the Sheba listed here among Abraham's children via Keturah.