Joshua 9:9 has the Gibeonites saying they heard of God's deeds in Egypt and against Sihon and Og—identical to Rahab's report. Same testimony from another group.

In Joshua 4:24, the purpose that all people might know God's hand echoes the Canaanites' knowledge of His mighty acts here.

Exodus 14:21-31 is the Red Sea crossing explicitly referenced here — the Canaanites heard how God dried up the sea.

Exodus 15:14-16 prophesied that the inhabitants of Canaan would hear and tremble; here that fear is realized.

Numbers 21:21-35 recounts the defeat of Sihon and Og, directly cited here as what the Canaanites heard.

Deuteronomy 2:30-37 is the same account of Sihon's defeat referenced here in Rahab's report.

Deuteronomy 3:1-8 details the defeat of Og, which Rahab says the Canaanites heard about.

Numbers 22:3 records Moab's fear after Israel defeated Sihon and Og—the very victory Rahab mentions. Direct link to the same event.

Hebrews 11:29 recalls the same Red Sea crossing that Rahab mentions, highlighting faith as the means of passing through.

Ezekiel 20:9 states God acted for his name's sake in bringing Israel out of Egypt—the same exodus event Rahab heard about. Parallel focus on God's reputation.

Numbers 14:14 shows that the Canaanites heard of God's presence with Israel, just as Rahab heard of His acts. Both highlight God's reputation among the nations.

Romans 9:17 quotes Exodus about God raising Pharaoh to proclaim his name—the same purpose behind the Red Sea event Rahab references. Thematic link to God's fame.

1 Kings 8:42 prays that foreigners will hear of God's mighty hand—the same reputation that reached Rahab. Thematic parallel of God's fame.