Exodus 3:21 is the promise that God would give the people favor; here in 11:3 that promise is being fulfilled.

Exodus 12:36 reports the actual plunder, confirming the favor granted in 11:3 and completing the narrative sequence.

Exodus 12:35 shows the practical outcome of the favor God gave Israel—the Egyptians willingly gave their valuables.

Acts 7:22 highlights Moses' wisdom and might in Egypt, providing background for the esteem he gained as described here.

Genesis 39:21 uses the same phrase 'favor in the sight of' for Joseph, showing a recurring pattern of God granting favor to His servants.

2 Samuel 7:9 describes God making David's name great, paralleling the divine exaltation of Moses in Egypt.

Esther 9:4 recounts Mordecai's growing greatness in Persia, mirroring the esteem Moses gained in Egypt as God's servant.

Psalm 106:46 shows God granting His people favor even in exile, echoing the divine favor shown to Israel in Egypt here.