Hebrews 13:7 earlier instructs to remember and imitate leaders, consistent with the greeting command here.

Hebrews 13:17 instructs obedience to leaders, complementing the greeting command here.

In Philippians 4:22, a specific group ('Caesar’s household') sends greetings, just as 'those from Italy' do here — a direct parallel.

1 Cor 16:20 shows a similar greeting pattern – brothers sending greetings and a call to greet one another – echoing the mutual greeting here.

In 2 Corinthians 13:13, 'all the saints' send greetings, mirroring the greetings from Italy here — a common epistolary closing.

1 Tim 5:17 teaches that elders who lead well are worthy of double honor – reinforcing the respect implied in greeting leaders here.

In Acts 18:2, Aquila and Priscilla come from Italy, possibly behind the 'those from Italy' greeting here — providing background.

In Romans 16:21-23, Paul lists coworkers sending greetings, similar to the unspecified 'those from Italy' sending greetings here.