John 5:20
For the Father loveth the Son, and sheweth him all things that himself doeth: and he will shew him greater works than these, that ye may marvel.
Cross-reference
John 5:21 explains the greater works: the Son gives life as the Father raises the dead. Direct continuation.
John 5:25 expands on the greater works: the dead hear the Son's voice and live. Same theme of life-giving authority.
John 5:29 describes resurrection to life or condemnation, fulfilling the greater works promised in verse 20.
John 15:15 extends the idea: as the Father shows all to the Son, the Son makes known all he has heard to disciples.
John 10:32 demonstrates the outworking: Jesus performs the good works shown by the Father.
John 1:18 shows the Son making the Father known, paralleling the Father showing all things to the Son here.
In John 3:35, the Father loves the Son and has placed everything in His hands—direct parallel to the love and showing in John 5:20.
John 3:32 says Jesus testifies to what he has seen and heard — matches the Father showing the Son all he does in verse 20.
In John 12:45, seeing Jesus is seeing the Father — echoes the Father showing the Son his works in verse 20.
John 17:25 declares Jesus knows the Father, echoing the intimate knowledge from the Father's revelation in the main verse.
In John 16:30, the disciples affirm Jesus knows all things — a direct result of the Father showing him everything in the main verse.
2 Peter 1:17 recounts the transfiguration voice, confirming the Father's love and honor for the Son — context of the greater works.
Luke 10:22 is a parallel saying, reinforcing mutual knowledge and revelation between Father and Son.
Matthew 17:5 repeats the Father's affirmation of his beloved Son, reinforcing the intimate relationship behind the revealed works.
Matthew 11:27 parallels the exclusive knowledge and revelation between Father and Son — the Father hands all over.
Matthew 3:17 declares Jesus as beloved Son, affirming the same love that motivates the Father showing all works.
Mark 1:11 declares 'You are my Son, whom I love' — directly parallels the Father's love for the Son in John 5:20.
1 Corinthians 8:6 affirms the Son as agent of all things — reflecting the Father showing all his works to the Son in the main verse.
Proverbs 8:22-31 personifies wisdom as God's intimate companion, prefiguring the Father-Son relationship of sharing all.