Acts 1:8 records Jesus' command to be his witnesses to the ends of the earth — the same preaching commission Acts 10:42 says he gave.

In Acts 4:20, the apostles declare they cannot stop speaking what they have seen and heard — directly echoing the compulsion to testify in Acts 10:42.

In Acts 5:20, an angel commands the apostles to speak all the words of this Life — reinforcing the same commission to proclaim the message as in Acts 10:42.

In Acts 5:29-32, Peter again insists on obeying God and being witnesses, directly reinforcing the testimony command from Acts 10:42.

Acts 17:31: Paul preaches the same truth — God appointed a man (Jesus) to judge the world, confirmed by resurrection.

Acts 24:25 has Paul reasoning about coming judgment, echoing Jesus as judge of living and dead from Acts 10:42.

Revelation 22:12 records Jesus promising to bring recompense — directly tied to his role as judge.

Matthew 25:31-46 depicts Jesus as the Son of Man judging all nations, directly illustrating His role as judge of living and dead.

Revelation 20:11-15 describes the final judgment of the dead — the very event Jesus is appointed to execute.

Revelation 1:7 depicts Jesus returning in clouds for judgment — fulfilling his appointment as judge of all.

In 1 Peter 4:5, the same phrase 'judge the living and the dead' reinforces Jesus' role as the coming judge.

2 Timothy 4:1: This solemn charge echoes Acts 10:42, reinforcing that Jesus is the appointed judge over all people.

2 Timothy 4:1: Paul charges Timothy in view of Christ who will judge the living and the dead — exact same phrase as Acts 10:42.

2 Corinthians 5:10: We must all appear before Christ's judgment seat to receive due recompense — echoes His role as judge of all.

John 5:22-29: The Father entrusts all judgment to the Son, who will raise and judge the dead — parallel to Acts 10:42.

In Luke 24:48, Jesus says 'You are witnesses of these things' — directly aligning with the testimony mandate in Acts 10:42.

In Mark 16:15, Jesus sends the apostles to preach the gospel to all creation — a direct parallel to the command to preach in Acts 10:42.

In Matthew 28:19, Jesus commands making disciples of all nations — the same universal preaching mandate summarized in Acts 10:42.

Romans 2:16 states God judges secrets by Christ Jesus, directly paralleling Jesus as judge of living and dead.

John 5:27 explicitly says the Father gave Jesus authority to judge — the same authority Peter proclaims here.

Romans 14:9: Christ died and rose to be Lord of both dead and living, undergirding His authority as judge in Acts 10:42.

Romans 14:10: All will stand before God's judgment seat — expands the scope of judgment mentioned in Acts 10:42 to include believers.

In Matthew 28:20, Jesus adds teaching and his abiding presence to the commission — expanding the preaching command echoed in Acts 10:42.