Acts 20:7 sets the scene—gathering to break bread and Paul's long speech—which continues after the miracle in verse 11.

Acts 20:9 describes the fall from the window; verse 11 resumes the meeting after Paul raises the boy.

In Acts 20:31, Paul recalls his constant night-and-day admonishing; here he talks until daybreak, showing the same dedication.

In Acts 2:42, breaking bread is a core practice of the early church; here Paul continues that tradition during an extended gathering.

1 Corinthians 10:16 explains the theological meaning of breaking bread as participation in Christ; here Paul puts that practice into action.