In Joshua 7:24, the valley is where Achan and his possessions were brought — the very place whose name is explained here as 'Achor' (trouble).

In Joshua 7:25, Achan is executed in the valley; this verse then memorializes the place as the Valley of Achor.

In Joshua 7:15, the penalty for stealing devoted things is declared; this verse records its fulfillment.

Joshua 15:7 uses the Valley of Achor as a landmark in Judah's border, confirming its location from this event.

Deuteronomy 13:17 uses the same phrase 'turn from the fierceness of His anger' — God relents after the accursed thing is removed.

In 2 Samuel 18:17, Absalom is buried under a great heap of stones — the same shameful burial as Achan, marking divine judgment.

Isaiah 65:10 transforms the Valley of Achor from a place of judgment to one of blessing, reversing the curse from this event.

Hosea 2:15 reimagines the Valley of Achor as a door of hope, contrasting the judgment seen here with future restoration.