In Genesis 20:2, Abimelek takes Sarah based on deception, contrasting with his later acknowledgment of God's favor with Abraham.

Genesis 20:17 describes God healing Abimelek at Abraham's prayer, which leads to Abimelek's acknowledgment of God's presence here.

In Genesis 26:26, the same Abimelek and Phicol appear with Isaac, echoing their recognition of God's blessing on Abraham.

In Genesis 26:28, Abimelek's men confirm they saw the Lord was with Isaac, echoing the divine favor acknowledged here.

Genesis 39:2 declares the Lord was with Joseph, directly paralleling the acknowledgment of God's presence with Abraham here.

In Genesis 39:3, Joseph's master observes the Lord was with him, echoing Abimelek's recognition of God's favor here.

In Genesis 26:29, Abimelek says Isaac is blessed by the LORD, repeating the acknowledgment of God's favor from Abraham's time.

In Genesis 39:21, God's presence with Joseph brings him favor with the prison warden — the same pattern Abimelech recognized in Abraham: God grants success.

Genesis 30:27 shows Laban recognizing God's blessing through Jacob, paralleling Abimelek's acknowledgment of God's favor here.

In 2 Samuel 5:10, David's growing power stems from God being with him — the same divine accompaniment that Abimelech recognized in Abraham's success.

In 2 Kings 18:7, Hezekiah's success mirrors Abraham's: the LORD being with him leads to prosperity in all he undertakes.