Joshua 13:12 notes Og as one of the defeated kings whose land was allotted to the Transjordan tribes.

Joshua 9:10 shows that the Gibeonites had heard of Og's defeat, motivating their treaty with Israel.

In Joshua 13:31, Ashtaroth and Edrei are assigned to Machir of Manasseh — the same cities of Og's kingdom mentioned here.

Numbers 21:33-35 gives the fuller account of Israel's defeat of Og king of Bashan, paralleling the summary here.

Deuteronomy 1:4 briefly mentions Moses' defeat of Og alongside Sihon, summarizing the conquest.

Deuteronomy 3:1-7 recounts the same battle with Og, adding details like the destruction of all his cities.

Deuteronomy 3:10 specifies the territory of Og's kingdom, listing the region of Argob and its cities.

Deuteronomy 3:11 adds the unique detail of Og's huge iron bed, emphasizing his size as a Rephaim.

Numbers 21:35 concludes the battle account, stating they struck Og and his people, paralleling the defeat here.

Deuteronomy 3:4 adds that Israel captured all sixty of Og's fortified cities, expanding on the conquest.

1 Chronicles 6:71 lists Ashtaroth as a Levitical city from Manasseh — one of Og's cities named here.

Genesis 14:5 mentions the Rephaim defeated in Abraham's time, linking to Og's lineage as their remnant.