Leviticus 26:36 reverses the blessing of v.7 — instead of pursuing enemies, they flee from nonexistent pursuers, struck with fear.

Deuteronomy 28:7 is a parallel covenant blessing: enemies will flee before Israel, echoing the promise of chasing and falling by the sword.

Judges 4:16 describes Barak's pursuit where Sisera's army falls by the sword, a historical instance of this promise.

In 1 Samuel 14:13, Jonathan climbs up and the Philistines fall before him, illustrating the promise of enemies falling by the sword.