Acts 2:22 says Jesus was attested by signs and wonders — the same divine confirmation seen through Paul and Barnabas here.

Acts 20:32 uses the identical phrase 'word of his grace' — the same message that God confirms with signs in this verse.

Acts 20:24 speaks of testifying to the gospel of grace — the same 'word of his grace' that Paul and Barnabas preach here.

In Acts 19:12, God continues to confirm the gospel through extraordinary miracles, just as he bore witness through signs and wonders in 14:3.

Acts 19:11 says God did extraordinary miracles by Paul's hands — continuing the same method of confirming the word through signs.

In Acts 5:32, the apostles are witnesses along with the Holy Spirit — God also bears witness here through signs and wonders.

Acts 4:29 records a prayer for boldness in speaking God's word — the same boldness that Paul and Barnabas demonstrate here.

Acts 5:12-14 describes signs and wonders done by the apostles' hands, leading many to believe — the same pattern seen here.

Acts 4:30 asks for signs and wonders through Jesus' name — exactly what God grants through Paul and Barnabas here.

In Acts 15:8, God bears witness to Gentile believers by giving the Holy Spirit, using the same verb as in 14:3.

In Acts 18:26, Apollos speaks boldly, using the same Greek verb for bold speech as Paul and Barnabas in 14:3.

Acts 13:46 records Paul and Barnabas speaking boldly after Jewish rejection, similar to the boldness they exhibit in Iconium.

Acts 18:9-11 shows the Lord encouraging Paul to stay and speak boldly in Corinth, echoing the boldness and extended stay here.

In Acts 13:43, Paul and Barnabas urge perseverance in the grace of God, the same grace they later preach boldly in 14:3.

Acts 19:10 describes Paul's two-year ministry in Ephesus, paralleling the prolonged stay and widespread hearing in Iconium.

Mark 16:20 describes the Lord confirming the message with accompanying signs — the same pattern of divine confirmation seen here.

Hebrews 2:4 explicitly states that God bore witness by signs and wonders — matching the same phrase and concept here.

Ephesians 6:19 shows Paul's earlier prayer request for boldness—the same boldness displayed in Acts 14:3 when God confirms his word with signs.

1 Corinthians 16:9 highlights a great and effective door opened despite adversaries, matching the bold preaching and opposition context here.

In 2 Corinthians 3:12, Paul links boldness to the hope of the new covenant, echoing the bold witness in 14:3.

In 2 Corinthians 6:1, Paul urges not to receive the grace of God in vain, the same grace proclaimed in 14:3.

Ephesians 6:18-20 has Paul asking for prayer to speak boldly, reflecting the boldness they displayed here.

1 Thessalonians 2:2 recalls Paul's boldness despite suffering, paralleling the boldness they showed in Iconium.

Romans 1:16 calls the gospel the power of God for salvation — linked to the 'word of his grace' proclaimed boldly here.