Genesis 39:23
The keeper of the prison looked not to any thing that was under his hand; because the Lord was with him, and that which he did, the Lord made it to prosper.
Cross-reference
In Genesis 39:2, the same phrase 'the LORD was with Joseph' introduces his earlier success in Potiphar's house, mirroring his prison success.
In Genesis 39:3, Potiphar saw that God caused all Joseph did to succeed, exactly the pattern repeated in prison.
Genesis 39:6 shows Potiphar entrusting all to Joseph—the same pattern of total trust that the prison keeper later shows.
In Genesis 40:4, Joseph is appointed to attend the prisoners, continuing his role as overseer. This shows the ongoing favor and success from God's presence in prison.
In Genesis 49:24, Joseph's strength from God is highlighted. This echoes how God sustained him in prison, enabling success.
In Isaiah 43:2, God promises to be with His people through trials. Joseph experienced God's presence in prison, leading to success.
In Daniel 6:22, God delivers Daniel from lions because of his blamelessness. Similarly, God was with Joseph in prison, granting him success.
1 Samuel 16:18 affirms 'the LORD is with him' for David—the same divine presence that prospered Joseph in prison.
1 Samuel 18:14 directly echoes Joseph's experience: 'the LORD was with him' and gave success in all undertakings.