Joshua 14:12 has Caleb still facing Anakim in Hebron – indicating some remained despite the near‑total clearance in Joshua 11:22.

Joshua 15:46 lists Ashdod in Judah's allotment—the same city where Anakim remained, providing geographical context.

1 Samuel 17:4 introduces Goliath, a giant from Gath—one of the cities where Anakim survived, fulfilling the remnant mentioned here.

2 Samuel 21:16-22 describes giants in Gath, descendants of the Anakim, confirming the continued presence of the remnant from Gath.

2 Chronicles 26:6 tells of Uzziah attacking Gath and Ashdod—the very cities where Anakim were left, showing later military actions.

Numbers 13:22 names the Anakim in Hebron before Israel's conquest—contrasts with their later confinement to Philistine cities after Joshua's campaign.

Numbers 13:28 reports the fearsome Anakim from the spies – Joshua 11:22 shows these giants are now nearly eliminated.

Deuteronomy 1:28 recalls the terror of the Anakim – Joshua 11:22 reveals they are almost entirely gone, reversing that fear.

Judges 1:18 records Judah capturing Gaza and Ashdod – the very cities where Anakim lingered, completing their removal.

1 Chronicles 18:1 records David capturing Gath, one of the Philistine cities where Anakim remained—showing later conflict there.