John 16:5 states Jesus' departure to the Father — the event that in John 16:10 becomes the basis for the Spirit's conviction of righteousness.

John 16:14 explains the Spirit glorifies Jesus by declaring what is His — directly tied to the Spirit convicting about righteousness in John 16:10.

John 16:16 echoes 'you will see me no longer' from John 16:10 and adds the promise of seeing Jesus again — clarifying the period of the Spirit's conviction.

Romans 8:34 shows Christ at God's right hand interceding—the direct result of his going to the Father in John 16:10, confirming his righteousness.

1 Corinthians 1:30 says Christ is our righteousness—the same righteousness the Spirit convicts of in John 16:10, now embodied in Christ.

2 Corinthians 5:21 describes the exchange—Christ becomes sin so we become God's righteousness, the basis for the Spirit's convicting in John 16:10.

Hebrews 10:5-13 describes Christ's once-for-all sacrifice and session at God's right hand — the basis for the Spirit's conviction of righteousness in John 16:10.

Philippians 3:7-9 reveals the righteousness from God by faith — the same righteousness the Spirit convicts the world about because Jesus went to the Father.