Leviticus 20:13 prescribes the death penalty for such acts, showing the grave covenant consequence for what Sodom's men sought.

In Jude 1:7, Sodom is explicitly cited for 'sexual immorality and perversion,' directly referencing the events of Genesis 19.

In 1 Timothy 1:10, 'those practicing homosexuality' references the same category of sin seen in Sodom, listed as contrary to sound doctrine.

In 1 Corinthians 6:9, 'men who have sex with men' reflects the same-sex conduct seen in Sodom, listed among sins excluding from God's kingdom.

Romans 1:27 describes men abandoning natural relations with women for other men — the same behavior depicted in Sodom's demand.

Romans 1:26 describes women exchanging natural sexual relations for unnatural ones — directly paralleling the same-sex demand here.

Ezekiel 16:49 identifies Sodom's core sin as pride and neglect of the poor, adding depth beyond the sexual demand described here.

Isaiah 3:9 says Israel 'proclaims their sin like Sodom' — shamelessly and openly, just as these men pursue their evil.

Isaiah 1:9 directly invokes Sodom as the standard of divine judgment — without God's mercy, Israel would share the same fate.

Judges 19:22 replays this scene nearly identically: men of Gibeah surround a house and demand to 'know' a guest.

Leviticus 18:22 forbids male-on-male relations as an abomination — precisely the sin the men of Sodom openly demand here.

Ezekiel 16:50 explicitly references Sodom's detestable acts, including this demand for sexual assault.

In Matthew 11:23, Jesus uses Sodom as the benchmark of wickedness, warning Capernaum faces worse judgment for rejecting greater revelation.

In Matthew 11:24, Jesus says Sodom's judgment will be more bearable than Capernaum's, since Capernaum rejected greater light.

Ezekiel 16:51 uses Sodom as a measuring stick — Judah's sins make even Sodom's wickedness appear righteous by comparison.

Romans 1:24 describes God giving people over to sexual impurity — the same pattern of sin and judgment seen in Sodom's story.

Jeremiah 6:15 condemns those who commit abomination without shame — 'they did not know how to blush' — echoing Sodom's open evil.