1 Peter 1:21 speaks of Christ's resurrection and glory, the fulfillment of the glory foretold by the Spirit in verse 11.

1 Peter 1:10 introduces the prophets' search, and verse 11 expands on the Spirit's testimony they examined. Direct sequential connection.

1 Peter 3:18 describes Christ's suffering and subsequent life, the very event the Spirit predicted in 1 Peter 1:11.

Luke 24:26 states the Christ had to suffer and enter glory, confirming the same pattern Peter says the prophets predicted.

2 Peter 1:21 affirms prophecy came from the Holy Spirit, directly echoing the Spirit of Christ inspiring prophets in 1 Peter 1:11.

Acts 26:23 confirms that the Spirit's predictions of Christ's suffering and resurrection were fulfilled in the gospel Paul preached.

John 12:41 says Isaiah saw Jesus' glory and spoke of him — confirming the prophets saw the 'glories' mentioned.

Luke 24:44 confirms all OT writings predicted Christ, directly supporting that the prophets foretold His sufferings and glory.

Genesis 3:15 is the first prophecy of a victor who suffers (struck heel) and triumphs (crushes head) — the pattern of sufferings then glory.

Zechariah 14:9 foretells the Lord being king over all the earth — a clear 'glory' after Christ's sufferings.

Zechariah 13:7 commands striking the shepherd, which Jesus applied to himself, fulfilling the predicted suffering.

Daniel 9:24-26 predicts the anointed one will be cut off, directly foretelling Christ's death.

Daniel 7:14 gives the Son of Man eternal dominion and worship — the 'glories' that follow Christ's sufferings.

Psalm 22:1-21 details intense suffering and crucifixion imagery, a clear prophecy of Christ's sufferings that the prophets foretold.

Psalm 22:22-31 proclaims God's name and future worship after suffering — a clear prophecy of the glories following Christ's suffering.

Psalm 69:1-21 describes deep affliction and includes gall and vinegar, directly foreshadowing Christ's passion.

Isaiah 52:13 foretells the servant's exaltation, corresponding to the 'subsequent glories' Peter says the prophets predicted.

Isaiah 52:14 describes the servant's marred appearance, a specific prophecy of Christ's suffering.

Isaiah 53:1-10 portrays the suffering servant rejected and pierced, a clear prophecy of Christ's atoning death.

Isaiah 53:3-4 directly describes the Messiah's rejection, sorrows, and bearing griefs — a clear prophecy of the sufferings the Spirit foretold.

Isaiah 53:12 details the Suffering Servant's death with transgressors — the very sufferings the prophets predicted for Christ.

Daniel 7:13's Son of Man coming with clouds is a direct prophecy of Christ's glorious ascension and dominion.

Daniel 2:44 promises an everlasting kingdom set up by God — directly one of the 'subsequent glories' of Christ.

Luke 10:24 says prophets desired to see what disciples saw—parallel to the prophets searching intently about Christ's sufferings and glories.

Daniel 8:15 shows Daniel seeking understanding of a vision, mirroring the prophets' inquiry in 1 Peter.

Daniel 12:8 has Daniel admitting he doesn't understand, exactly the searching and questioning of the prophets.

Hebrews 12:2 describes Christ enduring the cross and then glory, exactly the sufferings and glory foretold in 1 Peter 1:11.

Hebrews 10:15 says the Holy Ghost witnesses through prophecy, directly parallel to the Spirit testifying beforehand in 1 Peter 1:11.

1 Corinthians 15:4 states Christ rose the third day according to Scriptures, fulfilling the glory foretold after sufferings in 1 Peter 1:11.

1 Corinthians 15:3 affirms Christ died for sins according to Scriptures, exactly the sufferings the Spirit predicted in 1 Peter 1:11.

Romans 1:4 shows Christ's resurrection as the glorious declaration that follows His sufferings, matching the 'glory that should follow' in 1 Peter 1:11.

Mark 12:36 has David speaking by the Holy Spirit about Christ's lordship—the same Spirit who testified of Christ's glories.

Acts 10:43 says all prophets witness that through Christ sins are forgiven—the same prophetic testimony about His work here.

Acts 8:35 shows Philip explaining how Isaiah's scripture foretold Jesus—similar to the Spirit's testimony through prophets about Christ's sufferings here.

Acts 7:52 says the prophets foretold the coming of the Righteous One—the same prophetic testimony about Christ here.

Acts 3:18 states God foretold Christ's sufferings through all the prophets—directly echoing the same point made here.

Acts 2:31 has David foreseeing Christ's resurrection—the same prophetic testimony about Christ's sufferings and glory as here.

Acts 1:16 says the Holy Spirit spoke through David about Judas—a parallel to the Spirit testifying through prophets about Christ here.

Luke 9:22 records Jesus foretelling his own suffering and resurrection—exactly the events the Spirit predicted through prophets.

In John 5:39, Jesus says the Scriptures testify of Him—the same witness the Spirit gave through the prophets in this verse.

Luke 9:31 has Moses and Elijah speaking of Jesus' departure (suffering and glory)—echoing the Spirit's testimony about these events.

Luke 24:26 directly states Christ must suffer then enter glory—the same pattern the Spirit testified beforehand.

Luke 22:22 states the Son of Man goes as determined—the predetermined suffering the Spirit testified about.

Acts 24:14 has Paul affirming belief in everything written in the law and prophets—which includes the prophecies about Christ mentioned here.

Acts 26:6 ties Paul's hope to the same promise the prophets foretold, connecting to the Spirit's testimony in 1 Peter 1:11.