Joshua 10:13 records the fulfillment of the sun standing still as commanded in verse 12.

Joshua 19:42 lists Ajalon among Dan's cities — the very valley where the sun stood still during Joshua's battle.

Job 9:7 describes God commanding the sun not to rise — a parallel to Joshua commanding it to stand still, both demonstrating divine power.

Isaiah 28:21 recalls God's strange deed at Gibeon — directly referencing the same battle where Joshua commanded the sun to stand still.

Isaiah 38:8 records another solar miracle — the shadow going backward — showing God's repeated control over the sun's motion.

Amos 8:9 predicts the sun darkening at noon — opposite to Joshua's sun standing still, both show God's power over celestial bodies.

Habakkuk 3:11 directly echoes the sun and moon standing still — a poetic retelling of the same event in Joshua.

2 Kings 20:11 records God reversing the sun's shadow — another miracle of God controlling the sun in answer to prayer, paralleling Joshua's command.

Luke 8:25 shows Jesus commanding wind and waves — a greater fulfillment of the authority over nature Joshua demonstrated, prefiguring Christ's divine power.

James 5:16 declares the power of fervent prayer — Joshua's prayer for the sun to stand still is a classic demonstration of that principle.

Exodus 34:10 promises unprecedented marvels — Joshua's sun standing still is a direct example of such a wonder.

Deuteronomy 4:19 warns against worshiping the sun and moon, which Joshua commands — showing they are creations under God's authority.

Deuteronomy 17:3 condemns worshiping the sun and moon — contrasting with Joshua's authority over them here.

Psalm 119:91 says all creation continues by God's ordinances — the same order Joshua's prayer suspended, showing God's sovereignty over the sun.

Psalm 74:16 declares God's ownership of day and night — reinforcing God's authority over the sun that Joshua commanded.

Isaiah 60:20 promises an eternal day without setting — contrasting the temporary stillness here with the future permanent light.