In John 11:21, Martha says the exact same words as Mary here, creating a parallel between the two sisters' responses.

John 11:37 has bystanders echoing Mary's sentiment that Jesus could have prevented death, linking their doubt to hers.

John 4:47 has the nobleman begging Jesus to heal his dying son — a plea before death, while Mary laments after death.

In John 4:49, the nobleman similarly pleads for Jesus to come before his child dies — both express faith that Jesus' presence prevents death.

Mark 5:35 reports it's too late and Jesus shouldn't be bothered — contrasting with Mary's belief that his presence would have saved Lazarus.

In Luke 8:41, Jairus falls at Jesus' feet pleading for his daughter, mirroring Mary's act of falling and pleading.

In Matthew 9:18, the ruler says his daughter just died but believes Jesus can raise her — parallel faith in Jesus' power over death.