2 Timothy 1:16-18 recalls Onesiphorus' kindness and refreshment of Paul, the same household greeted here.

Acts 18:2 introduces Priscilla (Prisca) and Aquila as Jewish refugees, providing the background of this couple Paul greets.

Romans 16:3 greets them as 'fellow workers in Christ Jesus', underscoring their partnership with Paul.

Romans 16:4 mentions they risked their lives for Paul, adding a reason for his deep gratitude.

Acts 18:18 shows them traveling with Paul from Corinth, indicating their close partnership.

Acts 18:26 describes them instructing Apollos, highlighting their ministry and spiritual maturity.

1 Corinthians 16:19 notes they host a church in their home, showing their hospitality and leadership.