In Acts 20:36, Paul kneels and prays with Ephesian elders at farewell — nearly identical to the kneeling prayer with Tyre believers here.

In Acts 20:38, Ephesian elders sorrowfully accompany Paul to the ship — a parallel farewell scene with emotion and physical accompaniment.

Acts 28:15 shows believers coming out to meet Paul—mirroring the escort and welcome here from the Tyrian believers.

Genesis 18:16 shows Abraham escorting his guests on their way — the same custom of accompanying travelers seen here.

Romans 15:24 records Paul's hope to be helped on his journey—the same reliance on believers seen in this farewell.

1 Corinthians 16:6 speaks of believers helping Paul on his travels—echoing the support shown by the Tyrian church.

2 Corinthians 1:16 describes Paul's plan to be sent on his journey—the same concept of believers facilitating travel.

Titus 3:13 echoes this pattern of supporting traveling ministers—Paul instructs Titus to help Zenas and Apollos on their way.

3 John 1:6 commends sending missionaries on their journey worthily, mirroring the church's send-off of Paul in this verse.