Luke 24:44-46 later recounts Jesus explaining that his suffering and resurrection fulfill everything written about him — confirming the prophecy in Luke 18:31.

Luke 24:7 quotes Jesus' prediction of being delivered, crucified, and raised — exactly what 'everything written' refers to.

Luke 24:6 confirms the resurrection — the angel reminds them that Jesus had predicted this, fulfilling 'everything written' here.

Luke 9:22 records an earlier prediction of the same passion events — suffering, death, and resurrection of the Son of Man.

Luke 22:37 specifies one scripture that must be fulfilled in Jesus — 'numbered with transgressors' — illustrating the broader prophecy here that all written about him will be accomplished.

Luke 19:28 shows Jesus beginning the journey to Jerusalem, the very action predicted in this verse, moving toward fulfilling the prophecies.

Luke 9:44 is an earlier passion prediction with the same 'delivered into hands of men' language, foreshadowing this later detailed prophecy.

Luke 17:25 mentions the Son of Man's necessary suffering and rejection, a general prophecy that this verse specifies will be fulfilled in Jerusalem.

Psalm 69 contains Davidic laments applied to Christ, e.g., 'they gave me gall for food' (v.21) — part of the prophetic writings Jesus refers to.

Psalm 22 is a messianic psalm detailing suffering and death, including the cry 'My God, my God' — directly fulfilled in Jesus' passion.

Mark 10:32-34 is the parallel Synoptic account of Jesus predicting his passion and resurrection to the twelve.

Mark 8:31 teaches the same passion necessity — suffering, rejection, death, and resurrection after three days — paralleling the prophetic fulfillment Jesus speaks of.

Matthew 20:17-19 is a parallel passion prediction in the same context of going up to Jerusalem, detailing the same events as 'everything written' here.

Matthew 17:23 adds that he will be killed and raised, matching the passion summary Jesus gives here about what must be accomplished.

Matthew 17:22 similarly predicts the Son of Man being delivered into human hands, echoing the fulfillment of prophecy announced here.

Matthew 16:21 records the same passion prediction — suffering, death, and resurrection — paralleling Jesus' words about fulfilling Scripture.

Zechariah 13:7 predicts the shepherd struck and sheep scattered — Jesus later quotes this (Matt 26:31) in the passion context.

Daniel 9:26 foretells the 'anointed one' being cut off — a direct prophecy of Christ's death referenced in Luke 18:31.

Isaiah 53 portrays the suffering servant bearing sins and being pierced — key OT prophecy of the Messiah's atoning death.

Acts 13:29 states they fulfilled all that was written of him, taking him down from the tree — precisely the accomplishment Jesus predicted.

Mark 10:33 gives the same Jerusalem-ascension prediction with more specifics on who delivers and condemns, reinforcing the prophecy.

John 19:28 records Jesus declaring that all is finished, fulfilling the very culmination of what was written about him — exactly what this verse predicted.

Mark 9:31 is another passion prediction where Jesus teaches the same fate — delivered, killed, risen — echoing the prophecy here.

Acts 26:23 states the Christ must suffer and be first to rise — echoing the same prophetic necessity Jesus announced here.