Luke 5:35 also predicts 'days will come' when the bridegroom (Jesus) is taken away — paralleling the longing for the Son of Man's visible presence here.

Luke 13:35 says 'you will not see me until...' — matching the idea in this verse that a time will come when you desire to see the Son of Man but cannot.

Matthew 9:15 uses the same bridegroom analogy: 'days will come when the bridegroom is taken away' — foreshadowing the absence described here.

John 7:33-36 echoes the same longing—Jesus says you will seek me and not find, where I am you cannot come.

John 8:21-24 adds that those who seek Him will die in their sin—deepening the consequence of not finding.

John 13:33 replicates the promise that disciples will seek Him but cannot follow—directly parallel to the longing in Luke.

John 16:16-22 promises that the sorrow of not seeing will turn to joy when they see Him again—resolving the longing.

Matthew 23:39 says you will not see Me until you bless Me—directly parallel to the desire to see but not yet seeing.

In John 7:34 Jesus says 'You will seek me and not find me' — paralleling the unfulfilled longing for the Son of Man's day in Luke.