Jacob uses the same phrase — 'deal kindly and truly with me' (chesed ve-emet) — when asking Joseph about his burial wishes.

Rahab asks the Israelite spies for 'chesed ve-emet' — the same request for loyal kindness, from a foreigner seeking covenant protection.

Proverbs 3:3 commands binding 'chesed ve-emet' around one's neck — the same paired virtues the servant seeks from Rebekah's family.

In 1 Samuel 20:8, David similarly appeals to a covenant of loyalty before acting, asking Jonathan to show him kindness.