John 17:5 reveals the pre‑existent glory Jesus laid aside, which He regains through glorification — unlocking the Spirit's outpouring in John 7:39.

John 16:7 explains the same logic: Jesus must depart for the Spirit to come — directly parallel to 'not yet given because Jesus not yet glorified'.

John 14:26 names the Advocate, the Holy Spirit, whom the Father sends, fulfilling Jesus' promise of the Spirit.

John 14:17 says the Spirit of truth will be in believers, directly connecting to the indwelling living water of the Spirit.

John 14:16 promises another Advocate, identifying the Spirit Jesus said would come after His glorification.

John 13:31 announces Jesus' glorification — the very condition John 7:39 says must happen before the Spirit comes.

John 4:14 identifies the living water Jesus offers as the Spirit, which John 7:39 explains will be given after His glorification.

John 17:1 records Jesus praying for the glorification that, according to this verse, must occur before the Spirit is given.

John 14:12 shows that after Jesus' glorification, believers do greater works through the Spirit's power, connecting directly to the Spirit's coming mentioned here.

John 12:16 shows disciples understanding after Jesus' glorification — the Spirit, given after glorification, enables that understanding.

Psalm 68:18 prefigures Christ's ascension and receiving gifts for men — the Spirit is the ultimate gift given after glorification.

Acts 1:4-8 reiterates Jesus' command to wait for the Spirit's baptism, directly linking to the promise in John 7:39.

Acts 2:4 records the actual filling of the Spirit at Pentecost—the fulfillment of what John 7:39 said was not yet given.

Acts 2:17 quotes Joel's prophecy of Spirit outpouring, showing Pentecost fulfills the OT promise that John 7:39 anticipated.

Acts 2:33 directly fulfills John 7:39: Jesus exalted pours out the promised Holy Spirit.

Acts 2:38 tells believers to repent and be baptized to receive the Holy Spirit—now available because Jesus is glorified.

Acts 3:13 declares that God glorified His Son Jesus, the very event John 7:39 says must happen before the Holy Spirit is given.

Ephesians 1:13 describes believers sealed with the promised Holy Spirit after believing, directly echoing the promise of receiving the Spirit through faith.

Ephesians 1:14 calls the Spirit a guarantee of our inheritance, adding the idea that the Spirit is a down payment for future redemption.

Luke 24:49 has Jesus commanding the disciples to wait for the promise of the Father—the Spirit to be given after glorification.

Luke 3:16 records John the Baptist promising Jesus will baptize with the Holy Spirit—a specific prediction of the Spirit's coming.

Joel 2:28 foretells the Spirit poured on all flesh—the prophecy directly fulfilled at Pentecost, which John 7:39 anticipates.

Isaiah 44:3 prophesies God pouring out His Spirit on the thirsty—the same outpouring that John 7:39 says awaits Jesus' glorification.

Isaiah 32:15 prophesies the Spirit being poured from on high, directly fulfilled when the Spirit is given after Jesus' glorification.

Proverbs 1:23 promises the pouring out of wisdom's spirit, an OT foreshadowing of the Spirit given at Pentecost.

Isaiah 59:21 promises the Spirit will remain forever on God's people — the same Spirit that John 7:39 says is given after Jesus' glorification.

Acts 5:32 confirms the Spirit is given to obedient believers after Jesus' glorification, fulfilling the promise made here.

Galatians 3:14 states that believers receive the promised Spirit through faith, fulfilling the promise of the Spirit after Jesus' glorification.

Galatians 4:6 describes God sending the Spirit into believers' hearts, confirming the giving of the Spirit promised here after Jesus' glorification.

Numbers 11:17 shows God sharing Moses' spirit with elders, prefiguring the Spirit poured out on all believers after Jesus' glorification.

In Revelation 22:1, the river of life flows from God's throne — echoing the living water of the Spirit promised in John 7:39.

Acts 4:31 shows believers again filled with the Spirit after prayer, demonstrating ongoing fulfillment of the Spirit's coming.

Romans 8:9 teaches that believers have the Spirit indwelling them—a reality made possible by the Spirit's giving after Jesus' glorification.

Ephesians 4:30 refers to the Spirit who seals believers for the day of redemption, reinforcing the sealing motif but with a warning not to grieve Him.