Joshua 10:1 introduces Adoni-zedek king of Jerusalem; here he is brought out as one of the captured five kings.

Joshua 10:3 lists the five kings who formed the coalition; here they are hauled from the cave as captives.

Joshua 10:5 describes the five kings gathering to attack Gibeon; here they are dragged out of the cave in defeat.

In Joshua 10:37, the city of Hebron is captured and its king killed — a subsequent event after the king of Hebron (one of the five) was executed.

Joshua 12:10 lists the king of Jerusalem and Hebron among defeated kings — directly matching two of the five brought out here.

Joshua 12:11 lists Jarmuth and Lachish — two more of the five kings from this cave.

Joshua 12:12 lists Eglon — the fifth king from the cave — among the conquered kings.

Joshua 15:35 includes Jarmuth in Judah's territory — showing the later inheritance of one of the five kings' cities.

Joshua 21:29 assigns Jarmuth as a Levitical city — the same city whose king was brought out here.