Acts 11:18 records the Jerusalem church glorifying God for granting repentance to Gentiles—the very door of faith opened to them in Acts 14:27.

In Acts 15:4-6, Paul and Barnabas repeat this report before the Jerusalem council, emphasizing God's work among Gentiles.

In Acts 15:12, the apostles listen as Paul and Barnabas relate signs and wonders among Gentiles, a detailed echo of this report.

In Acts 2:39, the promise is 'to all that are afar off' — the same Gentile inclusion described here as the door of faith.

Acts 15:3 describes Paul and Barnabas again detailing Gentile conversions as they travel — the same news they reported in Antioch.

Acts 15:9 explains the theological basis: God cleansed Gentiles by faith, making no distinction — the very door of faith opened here.

Acts 28:28 declares salvation sent to the Gentiles — the same 'door of faith' opened earlier now fulfilled in Paul's final witness.

Revelation 3:8 speaks of an open door set before the church—parallel to the door of faith opened to Gentiles in Acts 14:27.

Colossians 4:3 asks prayer for an open door for the word—same metaphor as the door of faith opened to Gentiles in Acts 14:27.

2 Corinthians 2:12 also describes an open door for gospel preaching, echoing the door of faith opened in Acts 14:27.

1 Corinthians 16:9 uses the same 'open door' metaphor for ministry opportunity—parallel to the door of faith opened to Gentiles in Acts 14:27.

In Romans 15:18, Paul echoes the same theme—Christ working through him to bring Gentiles to obedience, mirroring 'what God had done with them' in Acts 14:27.

Ephesians 2:8 teaches that faith is a gift of God, reinforcing that the door of faith opened by God is His work.

1 Timothy 2:7 declares Paul's appointment as teacher of Gentiles in faith, directly linked to the door of faith opened to them in Acts 14:27.

In Matthew 8:11, Jesus says many from east and west will join the kingdom — directly supporting the Gentile inclusion here.

1 Corinthians 3:6 emphasizes that God gives the growth, complementing the divine opening of the door of faith in Acts 14:27.

Philippians 1:29 says believing is granted by God, echoing that the door of faith is divinely opened.

Colossians 2:12 states faith comes through God's operation, aligning with God opening the door of faith.

1 Timothy 3:16 states Christ was preached among Gentiles and believed on, affirming the scope of the faith door opened in Acts 14:27.