Acts 4:25-29 quotes Psalm 2 about Gentiles, Jews, and rulers opposing God's servants — exactly the coalition plotting to stone Paul here.

Acts 17:5 shows Jews inciting a mob against Paul — same pattern of Jewish and Gentile opposition as the stoning attempt here.

Acts 9:24 describes a plot against Saul in Damascus—the same pattern of Jewish conspiracies to kill Paul that recurs here in Iconium.

Acts 20:19 has Paul summarizing trials from Jewish plots—a reference that encompasses this Iconium plot as part of his ministry hardships.

In Acts 26:17, God promises to rescue Paul from both Jews and Gentiles—the very threats plotted against him.

Psalm 2:1-2 depicts rulers and nations conspiring against the Lord's Anointed — this pattern is fulfilled in the plot against Paul.

In 2 Timothy 3:11, Paul later recalls his persecutions at Iconium, specifically referencing this attempt to stone him.

In 2 Corinthians 11:25, Paul recalls being stoned—the fate plotted against him here, later fulfilled.

In 2 Corinthians 11:26, Paul lists perils from both Jews and Gentiles—a direct match to the dual threat in this plot.

Psalm 83:5 depicts enemies conspiring together against God's people—the same hostility Paul faces here from Jews and Gentiles plotting to stone him.