Joshua 9:17 lists the cities of the Gibeonites mentioned in this verse, continuing the narrative of their deception.

Joshua 6:1-27 is the conquest of Jericho that the Gibeonites heard about, motivating their deception here.

In Joshua 8:1-35, the conquest of Ai is recorded — the very event that frightened Gibeon here.

In Joshua 6:27, Joshua's fame spreads after Jericho's fall — the reason Gibeon hears and acts here.

Joshua 11:19 notes that only Gibeon made peace with Israel — this is the outcome of their deception in chapter 9.

Joshua 21:17 records Gibeon as a Levitical city — a later development from the events here.

2 Samuel 21:1 recalls the Gibeonites from this covenant, connecting to later judgment on Saul for breaking it.

2 Samuel 21:2 provides background on the Gibeonites and the oath sworn to them, directly referencing this event.

1 Kings 3:4 shows Gibeon's later importance as a worship site — a different context from the deception here.