Deuteronomy 28:11 expands on this blessing of fruitfulness — promising abundance in womb, livestock, and ground, the same categories.

In Deuteronomy 28:18, the exact same categories are cursed, forming a stark contrast to this blessing.

Deuteronomy 7:13 similarly lists fruit of womb, ground, and livestock as blessings from God's love — reinforcing this covenant promise.

In Deuteronomy 7:14, the same blessing of no barrenness among people or livestock is promised, reinforcing this covenant blessing.

In Deuteronomy 30:9, the same triad of blessings (womb, livestock, ground) reappears as restored prosperity after repentance, linking covenant obedience to restoration.

Genesis 22:17 promises multiplication of offspring to Abraham — the same blessing of fruit of the womb here, linking covenant faithfulness to patriarchs.

Genesis 49:25 blesses Joseph with blessings of the womb — directly paralleling the fruit of your womb here, showing continuity of God's blessing.

In Proverbs 20:7, the righteous man's children are blessed after him, directly paralleling the blessing on 'fruit of your womb'.

Leviticus 26:9 promises fruitfulness and multiplication as covenant blessing — same theme as fruit of womb and cattle here.

In Psalm 128:3, the imagery of a fruitful wife and children like olive shoots parallels the blessing on family fruitfulness.

In Psalm 127:3, the same 'fruit of the womb' is called a heritage and reward from God, echoing the blessing on offspring.

In Genesis 31:38, Jacob's flocks did not miscarry, exemplifying the blessing on livestock promised here.

Psalm 144:13 describes filled barns and abundant flocks, directly mirroring the agricultural and livestock blessings promised in Deuteronomy 28:4.

In Exodus 23:26, the promise of no miscarriage or barrenness in the land directly parallels the fruitfulness of womb and beasts.

Psalm 107:38 describes God blessing with multiplication and livestock increase — echoing the blessing on cattle here.

Job 5:25 promises numerous offspring like grass, echoing the 'fruit of your womb' blessing, but in a wisdom context rather than covenant law.

Zechariah 8:12 promises vine, ground, and dew — agricultural blessings similar to 'fruit of the ground', but omits livestock and offspring.