In Joshua 10:29, Libnah is attacked by Joshua, giving the conquest account for this city listed in Judah's inheritance.

In Joshua 12:15, Libnah's king is among those defeated by Joshua, confirming its conquest.

In Joshua 19:7, the cities Ether and Ashan appear again as part of Simeon's allotment, showing overlap between tribal territories.

In Joshua 21:13, Libnah from this list is given to the Levites as a city of refuge, fulfilling the allotment.

In 2 Kings 8:22, Libnah revolts from Judah, showing later political upheaval for this city in the allotment.

1 Samuel 30:30 mentions Chorashan, often identified with Ashan, as a city where David sent spoils—a later historical note.

2 Kings 19:8 records the Assyrian king attacking Libnah, providing a historical event for this city.

1 Chronicles 6:57 again lists Libnah as a Levitical city, parallel to Joshua 21:13.

1 Chronicles 6:59 lists Ashan as a Levitical city, confirming its status from this allotment.

Jeremiah 52:1 identifies Libnah as the hometown of Zedekiah's mother, connecting this city to Judah's later kings.