Genesis 30:11 records the birth of Gad and Leah's naming, linking to Gad's name meaning 'troop' here.

Genesis 46:16 lists Gad's sons, providing the genealogy of the tribe mentioned in the blessing.

Deuteronomy 33:20 gives another blessing on Gad, describing him as a lion tearing prey—paralleling the warrior imagery in Jacob's prophecy.

1 Chronicles 5:11-22 describes the Gadites' military victories, fulfilling Jacob's prophecy of raiding and being raided.

Numbers 32 describes Gad's tribe requesting and receiving land east of Jordan, reflecting their later history.

Deuteronomy 33:21 continues Gad's blessing, noting his choice of land and leadership—a different facet of the tribe's destiny.

Joshua 13:8 records Gad's inheritance east of Jordan, providing historical context for the tribe that Jacob blessed.

1 Chronicles 5:26 records Gad's exile—a later outcome contrasting the promised victory in Jacob's blessing.