Acts 18:21 shows Paul using the same 'if God wills' language, acknowledging divine sovereignty over plans.

Romans 15:32 expresses Paul's reliance on God's will for travel, matching the dependence on divine permission here.

1 Corinthians 4:19 also uses 'if the Lord wills' to condition plans on God's permission, exactly as here.

1 Corinthians 16:7 uses 'if the Lord permits,' the same conditional reliance on God's allowance found here.

James 4:15 commands saying 'If the Lord wills,' directly echoing the attitude of dependence expressed here.