John 3:11 states people do not accept Jesus' testimony, directly paralleling the unbelief described here.

John 14:11 calls for belief based on works, contrasting with the unbelief despite signs in this passage.

Isaiah 53:1 is the exact source quoted here — the lament over unbelief despite God's revealed power.

Acts 8:28-30 shows the Ethiopian eunuch reading this same Isaiah passage, directly linking to the quote here.

Romans 10:16 also quotes Isaiah 53:1, applying it to Israel's unbelief — a direct parallel in how the same text is used.

In 1 Corinthians 1:24, Christ is called 'the power of God'—the very 'arm of the Lord' revealed to believers in this verse.

In 2 Corinthians 3:14-18, a veil blinds minds from seeing Christ—the same spiritual blindness that keeps people from believing the report here.

In 2 Corinthians 4:3-6, the gospel is veiled to the perishing, but God shines light to reveal Christ's glory—the arm of the Lord unveiled.

In Deuteronomy 29:4, God withholds spiritual perception from Israel—the same cause of unbelief that leaves the arm of the Lord unrecognized here.

Acts 28:26 quotes Isaiah 6:9-10 about hardened hearts, directly paralleling the Isaiah quote here for unbelief.

Luke 17:25 foretells the Son of Man's rejection, connecting to the rejected message in the Isaiah quotation.

Matthew 11:25 shows God hides revelation from the wise, paralleling the unbelief theme in the Isaiah quote.

Luke 19:42 says peace is hidden from Jerusalem, mirroring the hidden arm of the Lord in the Isaiah quote.