2 Kings 9:13 shows people spreading cloaks under Jehu to proclaim him king, prefiguring the same royal tribute given to Jesus.

Matthew 21:7 describes the same event with a donkey and colt, though Luke only mentions the colt—different synoptic details.

Mark 11:7 is nearly identical: bringing the colt, throwing cloaks on it, Jesus sitting on it—a parallel account.

Mark 11:8 continues with spreading cloaks and branches on the road, adding the crowd's action to Jesus' placement on the colt.

John 12:14 records Jesus finding and sitting on a young donkey, fulfilling prophecy—another account of the same moment.

John 12:13 gives the parallel account of the triumphal entry, including the crowd's Hosanna cry—same event from another gospel.