In 1 Corinthians 7:2, Paul gives the same rationale: marriage prevents sexual immorality, directly echoing the reason for marrying here.

In 7:36, Paul addresses a similar situation: a man with strong passions for his fiancée should marry, mirroring the 'burn with passion' logic.

In 7:28, Paul affirms marriage is not sinful but warns of troubles, complementing the concession here to marry for self-control.

In 1 Timothy 5:11, younger widows' sensual desires lead them to want to marry, directly parallel to the 'burn with passion' here.

In 1 Timothy 5:14, Paul counsels younger widows to marry, echoing the same practical advice to avoid sin found here.

In Matthew 19:11, Jesus says celibacy is not for everyone, a principle that underlies Paul's concession to marry for those who can't control themselves.