Luke 2:51 shows Jesus' childhood in Nazareth, confirming the title 'Jesus of Nazareth' used here by the crowd.

Matthew 2:23 explains the prophecy behind Jesus being called a Nazarene, directly supporting the crowd's designation 'Jesus of Nazareth'.

John 1:45 also identifies Jesus as 'Jesus of Nazareth,' reinforcing the common title used here.

John 19:19 records the crucifixion inscription 'Jesus of Nazareth,' echoing the crowd's identification.

Acts 2:22 refers to 'Jesus of Nazareth' in Peter's sermon, matching the crowd's description here.

Acts 4:10 calls him 'Jesus Christ of Nazareth,' confirming the same identification used by the crowd.

Mark 10:47 is the parallel account of this healing, where the blind man also hears 'Jesus of Nazareth.'