Judges 1:19 also uses 'the LORD was with' but for Judah, showing a similar pattern of divine presence in conquest.

Genesis 28:19 records Jacob naming the place Bethel, the very city the house of Joseph attacks here, providing its origin.

Joshua 12:16 lists Bethel as conquered earlier, but here it must be taken again, highlighting incomplete possession.

Amos 5:6 warns the house of Joseph about judgment at Bethel, linking the same group and place as the conquest here.

Genesis 35:6 identifies Luz as Bethel, the city the house of Joseph attacks here.

Joshua 16:1-4 describes the territorial allotment for Joseph's descendants, the setting for their conquest of Bethel.

Joshua 14:4 explains that Joseph's sons formed two tribes, Ephraim and Manasseh, clarifying the 'house of Joseph'.

Joshua 16:2 describes the border of Ephraim (house of Joseph) passing from Bethel to Luz, the same city they attack.

Joshua 18:13 also identifies Luz as Bethel in Benjamin's border, the city the house of Joseph attacks.

1 Chronicles 7:28 lists Bethel as part of Ephraim's inheritance, the tribe attacking Bethel here.