Genesis 17:10-14 records God's covenant of circumcision with Abraham, which Jesus says predates Moses.

Leviticus 12:3 is the Mosaic law commanding circumcision on the eighth day, which Jesus acknowledges as given through Moses.

Genesis 17:12 specifies the eight-day rule for circumcision from Abraham, directly cited by Jesus as from the fathers.

Genesis 21:4 shows Abraham circumcising Isaac at eight days, fulfilling the patriarchal command Jesus references.

Matthew 12:5 parallels Jesus' logic: temple work overrides Sabbath, just as circumcision does here.

Acts 15:1 shows the Judaizing demand for circumcision as necessary for salvation, contrasting with Jesus' critique of legalism here where circumcision is traced to patriarchs.

Romans 4:9-11 explains Abraham's circumcision was a seal of faith, reinforcing that it originated before the law.

Galatians 3:17 emphasizes the Abrahamic covenant predates the law by 430 years, echoing Jesus' point about circumcision's origin.

Acts 7:8 recounts God giving circumcision as a covenant to Abraham, echoing Jesus' statement about its patriarchal origin.