3 John 1:6 also mentions believers testifying about someone's love — both verses in the same letter use testimony to commend individuals.

John 19:35 affirms the eyewitness's testimony is true — mirroring 3 John's claim that 'our testimony is true' and from the truth itself.

John 21:24 declares the disciple's testimony is true — the same phrase 'we know his testimony is true' used here for Demetrius.

1 Timothy 3:7 requires an overseer to be 'well thought of by outsiders' — directly parallels Demetrius's good testimony from everyone.

Acts 6:3 shows the early church selecting men of good reputation — the same standard of 'good testimony' applied to Demetrius here.

1 Timothy 5:10 lists qualifications for widows, including having a reputation for good works — same concept of good testimony applied to Demetrius.

1 Samuel 2:24 reports 'no good report' about Eli's sons — contrasting with Demetrius's good testimony from everyone.

Acts 10:22 describes Cornelius as 'well spoken of' — a parallel to Demetrius's good testimony from everyone.

Acts 22:12 notes Ananias was 'well spoken of' — like Demetrius, he had a good reputation among the Jews.

2 Corinthians 6:8 describes being treated as impostors yet true — contrasting with Demetrius who has a good testimony from the truth itself.