Genesis 31:54 shows Jacob hosting a meal after a covenant, paralleling Isaac's feast following his agreement.

In Genesis 43:16, Joseph prepares a feast before a tense reconciliation with his brothers. Both passages use feasting to signal peace-making and goodwill.

1 Peter 4:9 calls believers to show hospitality without grumbling. Isaac's feast for Abimelech models this — welcoming former enemies to his table as a gesture of peace.

In 2 Samuel 3:20, David hosts a feast for Abner to seal a political alliance. Both passages show feasting used to formalize peace between former rivals.