John 18:10

Then Simon Peter having a sword drew it, and smote the high priest’s servant, and cut off his right ear. The servant’s name was Malchus.

Cross-references

John 18:26 Parallel

John 18:26 later mentions the ear-cutting incident, naming the servant's relative, showing Peter's danger continues.

Matthew 26:51-54 adds Jesus' rebuke and statement about angelic legions, highlighting His voluntary submission.

Mark 14:47 Parallel

Mark 14:47 reports the same ear-cutting incident, confirming the event without naming Peter.

Luke 22:49-51 adds Jesus healing the ear, showing His power even in arrest.

Luke 22:50 Parallel

Luke 22:50 recounts the same incident of Peter cutting off the high priest’s servant’s right ear, adding specific detail.

Mark 14:30 Contrast

Mark 14:30 predicts Peter's denial, contrasting his aggressive act here with his later failure.

Luke 22:33 Contrast

Luke 22:33 records Peter's boast of loyalty, setting up the impulsive attack here as a failed attempt to fulfill that vow.