John 16:25 tells the disciples Jesus will later speak plainly — fulfilling the promise that after they can bear it, he will reveal more directly.

John 14:25 records Jesus saying he has spoken these things while with them — setting up the contrast that more will come after his departure.

John 15:15 shows Jesus previously told them everything from the Father — yet here he says there is more they cannot bear now.

Mark 4:33 shows Jesus speaking in parables according to their ability to hear — the same principle as not bearing more now.

Acts 1:3 shows Jesus after resurrection speaking about the kingdom — fulfilling the promise of further teaching they could then bear.

1 Corinthians 3:2 echoes the same idea of spiritual immaturity — milk before solid food, as here they cannot bear more.

1 Corinthians 3:2 uses the same 'milk not solid food' imagery to describe spiritual immaturity — paralleling the disciples' inability to bear more now.

Hebrews 5:11-14 expands on believers needing milk, not solid food — directly echoing the idea that some cannot yet handle deeper truths.