Luke 10:36
Which now of these three, thinkest thou, was neighbour unto him that fell among the thieves?
Cross-references
Luke 10:29
Historical context
Luke 10:29 records the lawyer's question 'Who is my neighbor?' that directly prompted this parable — the cross-reference sets up the context.
Luke 7:42
Parallel
In Luke 7:42, Jesus similarly asks 'which of them will love him more?' — both parables use a question to drive home a point about compassion.
Mark 12:31
Related theme
Mark 12:31 commands 'Love your neighbor as yourself' — the parable illustrates this command by showing who acts neighborly.
Matthew 21:28–31
Parallel
In Matthew 21:28-31, Jesus asks 'which of the two did the will of his father?' — same teaching method of forcing a verdict.