In 1 Chronicles 12:18, Amasai uses the same 'Peace, peace to you' greeting — now directed to David, showing the formula's use for a leader.

In Matthew 10:12, Jesus instructs disciples to greet houses — the same custom of offering peace upon entering a home.

In Matthew 10:13, Jesus explains that the peace greeting either rests or returns — developing the same practice of sending peace to a house.

In Luke 10:5, Jesus commands disciples to say 'Peace be to this house!' — the exact greeting David sent to Nabal.

In Genesis 43:23, the steward greets Joseph's brothers with 'Peace be to you' — the same Hebrew greeting as David's message.

In Judges 19:20, the old man says 'Peace be to you' to a traveler — identical to David's greeting to Nabal.