Acts 11:4-18 records Peter's defense of Gentile inclusion — the same divine mission Paul now reports as continuing through his own ministry.

Acts 14:27 shows Paul's earlier report at Antioch about Gentile conversions, parallel to his report now to Jerusalem elders.

Acts 15:4 describes Paul's earlier report at the Jerusalem Council — a parallel scene of reporting Gentile ministry to church leaders.

Acts 15:12 details Paul and Barnabas recounting signs and wonders among Gentiles — the same kind of testimony Paul gives here.

In Acts 20:24, Paul declares his commitment to finish his task of testifying, the very same ministry he now reports in Acts 21:19.

Acts 9:15 commissions Paul to carry God's name to Gentiles — the very mission he reports fulfilled in Acts 21:19.

Acts 15:3 describes Paul reporting Gentile conversions on an earlier journey — the same pattern as his report here.

Acts 26:16 records Christ's commission to Paul as a witness — the work he now reports accomplishing among Gentiles.

Romans 15:18-19 is Paul's own summary of his Gentile ministry 'by word and deed, with signs and wonders' — exactly what he reports here.

In Romans 15:19, Paul summarizes his ministry from Jerusalem to Illyricum, matching the detailed report of his Gentile mission here.

Galatians 2:8 confirms Paul's distinct apostolic commission to Gentiles, mirroring his report of God's work through his ministry.

Romans 1:13 expresses Paul's desire for fruit among Gentiles — the fruit he now reports having.

In 2 Corinthians 12:12, Paul mentions signs and wonders as apostolic marks, likely part of the ministry he reports here.

1 Corinthians 3:6 describes Paul planting and God giving growth — exactly what he reports God did among Gentiles.