Acts 15:25 is part of the Jerusalem council's letter that commends Barnabas and Paul, just before they return to Antioch to teach as in 15:35.

Acts 13:1 names the teachers and prophets at Antioch — the same church community where Paul and Barnabas now teach.

In Acts 11:22, Barnabas is sent from Jerusalem to Antioch, beginning his ministry there — the same location and ministry continued in 15:35.

In Acts 9:27, Barnabas first introduces Saul to the apostles, establishing his role as Paul's sponsor — now in 15:35 they teach together in Antioch, showing their continued partnership.

Acts 11:19 describes the dispersion that brought the gospel to Antioch, the very city where Paul and Barnabas now teach in 15:35, providing the church's origin.

Acts 28:31 shows Paul later teaching boldly in Rome — a bookend to his earlier teaching ministry in Antioch.