Joshua 11:17 also mentions Baal-gad in Lebanon under Hermon — the exact northern extent of Joshua's conquests.

In Joshua 12:7, the same boundary description includes Baal-gad and Lebanon, overlapping the land not yet taken here.

Deuteronomy 1:7 includes Lebanon in the promised land's extent, matching the northern boundary described here.

1 Kings 8:65 uses 'entrance of Hamath' as the northern limit of Israel during Solomon's feast, matching this boundary.

1 Chronicles 13:5 describes David gathering Israel 'from Shihor to the entrance of Hamath', the same northern terminus.

Numbers 34:8 defines Canaan's northern border with 'entrance of Hamath', matching the same landmark here.

1 Kings 5:18 shows Gebalites as stonecutters for Solomon's temple, connecting their land to later service.

Deuteronomy 3:25 expresses Moses' desire to see Lebanon, the region assigned here as unconquered territory.

Psalm 83:7 lists Gebal among Israel's enemies, contrasting with the neutral territorial mention here.

Ezekiel 27:9 mentions Gebal as a skilled seafaring city, showing its later reputation beyond the territorial reference here.