Exodus 12:22 uses hyssop to apply Passover blood, prefiguring Jesus as the Lamb of God, with hyssop at his death.

Matthew 27:48 gives the same account of offering sour wine on a sponge, confirming the detail as a parallel tradition.

Mark 15:36 adds the crowd's taunt about Elijah, providing context that the sour wine offering was part of mockery.

Luke 23:36 shows soldiers offering sour wine in mockery, highlighting the ridicule Jesus endured, paralleling this account.

Psalm 69:21 prophesies offering sour wine to the suffering righteous — here Jesus receives it, fulfilling the psalm.

Matthew 27:34 records an earlier offer of wine mixed with gall that Jesus refused, contrasting with the sour wine he accepted here.