1 Samuel 19:24 repeats the exact proverb 'Is Saul also among the prophets?' in a later event, reinforcing the theme of unexpected transformation.

Acts 9:21 directly parallels the proverb: people ask about Saul (Paul) the persecutor now preaching, just as they asked about Saul the son of Kish prophesying.

Matthew 13:54 records astonishment at Jesus' wisdom: 'Where did this man get this?' — similar to 'Is Saul also among the prophets?'

Matthew 13:55 echoes the same astonished question about a familiar local figure now acting beyond expectations, mirroring the surprise over Saul's prophesying.

Acts 2:7 records similar amazement that Galileans speak in tongues, paralleling the surprise that Saul prophesies despite his known background.

Acts 4:13 shows astonishment that uneducated men speak boldly, similar to the surprise that Saul, not a prophet, prophesies.

John 9:8 records similar astonishment: 'Is this not the man who used to beg?' — people recognize a transformed person.

Acts 3:10 shows people recognizing the healed lame man, filled with wonder — same pattern of astonishment at transformation.