In Acts 17:24, Paul grounds God's sovereignty in creation — v.26 extends this to nations' times and boundaries.

Acts 1:7 says God fixed 'times or seasons' — identical to Acts 17:26's 'determined allotted periods' — both emphasize God's sovereignty over history.

Acts 15:18 says God's works are known from eternity — aligning with Paul's claim that God determined times and places for nations.

1 Corinthians 15:47 describes the first man Adam of dust — the same one man Paul says God made every nation from.

Genesis 9:19 says from Noah's sons came all nations — a specific fulfillment of God making every nation from one man.

1 Corinthians 15:22 says in Adam all die — directly linking to the one man from whom all nations come in Paul's sermon.

Romans 5:12-19 explains how sin and death entered through one man, Adam — the same one man Paul refers to as the source of all nations.

Deuteronomy 32:8 describes God dividing nations and fixing their borders — directly parallel to the boundaries God appoints in Acts 17:26.

Psalm 74:17 explicitly says God fixed all earth's boundaries — directly parallel to Acts' statement that God determined nations' habitation borders.

Luke 3:38 traces Jesus' genealogy back to Adam — the 'one man' from whom Acts 17:26 says all nations came — a direct link.

Isaiah 34:17 portrays God dividing land by lot with a measuring line — echoing Acts' theme of God appointing boundaries for dwelling.

Genesis 1:26 records God creating man in His image — Acts 17:26 refers to God making all nations from one man (Adam).

In Genesis 11:9, God confuses language and disperses humanity — the event that established the boundaries of nations mentioned in Acts 17:26.

In Genesis 10:32, the nations spread abroad after the flood — directly corresponding to God making all nations from one man and allotting their territories.

In Genesis 10:25, the earth is divided in Peleg's days — directly illustrating God's determination of boundaries for nations in Acts 17:26.

In Genesis 5:2, God creates humanity male and female from Adam — reinforcing the common origin of all people from one man.

Psalm 31:15 affirms that one's times are in God's hand — similarly, Acts 17:26 declares God determines periods for nations.

Job 14:5 says God determines a person's days and limits — parallel to God determining 'allotted periods' for nations in Acts 17:26.

Isaiah 41:4 declares God calls generations from the beginning — reinforcing Acts' claim that God determines the times for all nations.

Habakkuk 3:6 describes God measuring the earth and shaking nations — mirroring Acts 17:26's theme of God determining boundaries and nations.

Malachi 2:10 asks 'Have we not all one Father?' — echoing Paul's point that all people share a common origin from one creator.

Deuteronomy 2:5 shows God assigning Mount Seir to Esau — illustrating His sovereignty over territorial boundaries for nations.

In Genesis 11:6, humanity is one people with one language — the unity before dispersion, contrasting with the scattering implied in Acts 17:26's boundaries.

In Genesis 10:31, the clans of Shem are listed by languages and lands — showing the spread of nations from Noah's family, echoing Acts 17:26's nations from one.