John 18:16

But Peter stood at the door without. Then went out that other disciple, which was known unto the high priest, and spake unto her that kept the door, and brought in Peter.

Cross-references

John 18:17 Parallel

John 18:17 immediately follows: the servant girl questions Peter right after he is brought in, leading to his first denial.

John 13:38 Prophetic fulfillment

John 13:38 predicts Peter's threefold denial, which the courtyard entrance here sets in motion.

Matthew 26:58 also has Peter following into the courtyard to see the end, paralleling his entrance here.

Matthew 26:69 shows Peter sitting outside in the courtyard, confirming the setting where his denial begins.

Mark 14:54 Parallel

Mark 14:54 adds that Peter sat with the guards warming himself, expanding the courtyard scene after he entered.

Acts 4:13 Contrast

Acts 4:13 shows Peter boldly testifying after Pentecost, contrasting sharply with his fearfulness here at the door.

Matthew 26:56 says all disciples fled, contrasting with Peter following and entering the courtyard in John.