Genesis 43:28 continues the same scene: after answering, they bow again — reinforcing their repeated submission to Joseph.

Genesis 37:7-10 records Joseph's dreams of brothers bowing — this verse fulfills that prophecy as they bow before him.

Genesis 37:19 shows brothers plotting against 'the dreamer' — a stark contrast to their current bowing submission.

Genesis 37:20 has brothers planning to kill Joseph — now they bow, highlighting the reversal from hostility to honor.

Genesis 42:6 records the first bowing of the brothers to Joseph — this verse repeats that act, underscoring their continued obeisance.

In Genesis 33:3, Jacob bows seven times to Esau — a direct parallel of a brother bowing to a brother, just as Joseph's brothers bow here.

In Genesis 32:13, Jacob prepares a present for Esau, mirroring the brothers bringing a gift to Joseph — both are gifts to appease a brother.