In John 8:48, the Jews again insult Jesus, calling him a Samaritan with a demon—continuing their hostile misunderstanding shown here.

John 8:52 repeats the accusation that Jesus has a demon, building on the same theme of unbelief from the previous verses.

In John 7:20, the crowd similarly says Jesus has a demon—a recurring charge against him throughout the Gospel.

John 10:20 records the same accusation—'He has a demon and is insane'—showing the consistent rejection of Jesus.

Hebrews 12:3 explicitly says Jesus endured hostility from sinners—the Jews' accusation here is a vivid example of that hostility.

Psalm 31:18 prays against lying lips that speak against the righteous—exactly the kind of false accusation the Jews make here.

Psalm 123:4 speaks of enduring contempt from the proud—Jesus faces such contempt when the Jews suggest he would kill himself.